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Captivate Me
Tonight, a masked man escapes the revelry and glimpses a breathtaking woman undressing in the window below. A naughty show—for him. Desire sparks between them... until the blinds come down.
Software developer Alyssa Vaughn has reason to hate damnably-hot nightclub owner Beckett Kayne. Mostly because he’s trying to put her out of business. But Beckett has a secret he’s keeping from her. By day they’re rivals. By night, he dons a mask and brings her wickedest fantasies to life. Until the Bacchanalia Ball, when Alyssa puts on her own mask...and his comes off!
224 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published March 1, 2014
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Kira Sinclair
138 books105 followersDouble winner of the National Readers Choice Award, Kira Sinclair writes passionate contemporary romances. Her first foray into writing fiction was for a high school English assignment, and not even being forced to ready the love story aloud could dampen her enthusiasm...although it did make her blush. She lives in North Alabama with her two amazing daughter, their pet chinchilla and hedgehog. She loves to hear from readers at Kira@Kirasinclair.com or visit her website at www.KiraSinclair.com
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July 19, 2016
Beckett had started to get jaded. Disgusted by his surroundings on Mardi Gras, he slipped away and stumbled upon a sight that burned him to his core. Unfortunately for him, his sight was hindered by the blinds closing on him. But not before he got an eyeful of the daring woman.
He was wearing a mask at the time, so his sight, also known as Alyssa, didn't recognize him as her business rival. But at the business meeting they had the next day he certainly recognized her. Beckett couldn't help but want to see more of that unrestrained side of Alyssa, the glimpse he had the other night wasn't enough. But business came first...for Beckett but also for Alyssa.
Both Alyssa and Beckett's characters were likable, they had gone through heartache that had been caused by their families. I personally really liked Beckett, he was a perfect gentlemen. Even when Alyssa was drugged and temped him he still held a firm reign over himself. Beckett's father didn't care much for him, he had kicked him out of his house as soon as Beckett had turned eighteen. But with his charm and leadership skills Beckett managed to get very successful on his own. Beckett's father was a truly disgusting figure, trying to sabotage his own son now that he's making it on his own.
Alyssa was pretty sad, cute and Beckett brought out the sexy in her. She wasn't aware of the looks men gave her as she did her best bury herself in her work. She was appalled at her own behavior , at the craving the masked Beckett awoke in her. For which I blame her stepmother, this person spread vicious lies about her and her morals which caused Alyssa's father to lose his respect for her and pretty much shunned her. As much as Alyssa blamed her stepmother she also blamed Beckett, she believed he destroyed her chance to fix her relationship with her father. Which in a way was pretty far fetched. But it would guarantee for a dispute when she would find out that her masked stranger was non other than Beckett.
Had expected to see more of the evil stepmother but am glad I hadn't seen more of her. Beckett's father's appearance was more than enough for this short read. I liked how the business deal that brought them to formally meet, wasn't forgotten in their whirlwind romance. All in all this is one of the better Harlequin books I've read.
He was wearing a mask at the time, so his sight, also known as Alyssa, didn't recognize him as her business rival. But at the business meeting they had the next day he certainly recognized her. Beckett couldn't help but want to see more of that unrestrained side of Alyssa, the glimpse he had the other night wasn't enough. But business came first...for Beckett but also for Alyssa.
Both Alyssa and Beckett's characters were likable, they had gone through heartache that had been caused by their families. I personally really liked Beckett, he was a perfect gentlemen. Even when Alyssa was drugged and temped him he still held a firm reign over himself. Beckett's father didn't care much for him, he had kicked him out of his house as soon as Beckett had turned eighteen. But with his charm and leadership skills Beckett managed to get very successful on his own. Beckett's father was a truly disgusting figure, trying to sabotage his own son now that he's making it on his own.
Alyssa was pretty sad, cute and Beckett brought out the sexy in her. She wasn't aware of the looks men gave her as she did her best bury herself in her work. She was appalled at her own behavior , at the craving the masked Beckett awoke in her. For which I blame her stepmother, this person spread vicious lies about her and her morals which caused Alyssa's father to lose his respect for her and pretty much shunned her. As much as Alyssa blamed her stepmother she also blamed Beckett, she believed he destroyed her chance to fix her relationship with her father. Which in a way was pretty far fetched. But it would guarantee for a dispute when she would find out that her masked stranger was non other than Beckett.
Had expected to see more of the evil stepmother but am glad I hadn't seen more of her. Beckett's father's appearance was more than enough for this short read. I liked how the business deal that brought them to formally meet, wasn't forgotten in their whirlwind romance. All in all this is one of the better Harlequin books I've read.
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August 14, 2017"This sultry edition of the Unrated! series pulls off a satisfying balance of light kink, heart and conflict". (RT Book Reviews, rated 4 1/2 stars)
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June 20, 2014
I've always thought Kira Sinclair has a beautiful way with words. I love her style and I enjoyed this book, both the story line and her writing. The end dram was too contrived for my tastes, however, and bumped the book down from four stars to three and a half.
July 28, 2014
Hot! Hot! Sizzling! Loved the book, fast read, made me want the book to be longer!
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