Up In Arms

by Lynn Turner

He had definite designs on her... — Two problems met Erin Sutton when she assumed her place as head of the Sutton Sport empire. First was a longtime employee challenging her authority. Second was the virile Texan Jeffrey Brandt, her new design engineer. — Power plays Erin could handle. But the dangerous sex appeal in Jeff's arsenal of devastating qualities posed a real threat to her self-control. And outside the office, Erin felt at a distinct disadvantage.

218 pages

First published August 1, 1985

Reviews

[Naksed · Rating 1 out of 5]

Bad enough that the story started at a Halloween party where heroine is dressed as a KISS band member and the hero as a Lone Ranger. Even worse that the hero has a chip on his shoulder the size of Iceland, calling the hapless partygoers “hedonists” and “maggots.” I thought I reached a nadir when the hero is stopped from consummating their ONS because if he tried kissing the heroine, he would slide right off her white grease paint. But I only truly reached Hell when I came across dialogue like this: “I need to use your john. The wind played hell on my coiffure.”