Thrill Me

by Isabel Sharpe

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373791909
• Release Date: June 2005
• Publisher: Harlequin Blaze
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.8" x 4.5"

Customer Reviews

Sexy & Sweet! Never a dull moment!

Great, quick read! Never a dull moment in this story. Very sexy! Sweet ending too! Loved the main characters. Author did a great job conveying the characters' feelings and emotions. Plan to read more from this author! Part of a Harlequin Blaze series, "Do Not Disturb": Hush by Jo Leigh (April 2005), Thrill Me by Isabel Sharpe (June 2005), Kiss & Make Up by Alison Kent (August 2005), Private Relations by Nancy Warren (October 2005), 'Not yet titled' by Debbie Rawlins (December 2005), 'Not yet titled' by Jill Shalvis (February 2006)

engaging torrid contemporary romance

Just in New York from Pine River, Wisconsin where Oshkosh is ten times the size, office assistant to a college dean May Hope Emerson is to meet Trevor (who she originally met when he visited the college) at the Hush Hotel bar. Instead she encounters male action thriller author Beck Desmond. She is on the rebound from a six year relationship with Dan and his agent demands he learn what pleasures a woman or he will be an ex-writer as his tough as steel hero needs some romancing. After small talk, she checks into the hotel with plans to spend an evening of pleasure with Beck. As Beck and May spend time together, their initial attraction ignites into heated passion and finally love. However, he wonders if she using him to get over heartache while she ponders whether he just needs a role model to enable his testosterone champion to meet his feminine side. This is an engaging torrid contemporary romance starring two likable lead characters who the audience knows belongs together. The secondary cast are nice people hoping Beck has found his true love (after they get an autograph). Isabel Sharpe thrills readers with this fine tale of Wisconsin cheese meeting New York bagel on the streets of Manhattan. Harriet Klausner