Caliente: Hot Latin Lovers

by J.M. Jeffries, Simone Harlow, Kelley Nyrae

When a girl wants Hot and Spicy she finds herself a Latin Lover. In J.M. Jeffries's Partners in Crime Vincent Mendoza is a CIA agent in charge of his first mission. He must liberate some top secret documents and he turns to jailed cat burglar Cleo Harris to help him. To gain her freedom, she must help the sexy agent. Little does Vincent know that the beautiful thief will steal his heart in the process? In Monique Lamont's Instructing Layla Marcelo Alcindor can't believe after six years his old dance partner Layla Washington is back in his life needing his help. To win a dance contest, reteams with her ex lover promising herself she will not let the passion they feel for dance lead to the bedroom again. But Marcelo teaches Layla that love is the greatest dance of all. In Kelley Nyrae's Wanting Mia Two months ago Mia Hamilton spotted a handsome man she wanted for a weekend fling, but he turned her down. Antonio Rojas has wanted Mia from the first moment he saw her, but he was other wised engaged until recently. He finds the object of his desire determined to make her his and he not taking no for an answer. In Simone Harlow's Julia's Second Act Once hot Hollywood agent, Julia Wade's career is on a downward spiral. Not so A-list actor Matt Valdez is trying to recharge his career, but all he seems to be interested is his sexy new agent. She trying to get him noticed and he wants to get her into his bed. Who will win in this battle of the hearts?

166 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2009

About the author

Pseudonym for Jacqueline Hamilton and Miriam Pace.

Reviews

[SassyMama · Rating 3 out of 5]

Four SPICY tales...this anthology takes you on four sexy, romantic romps with HOT intriguing Latin men and beautiful, independent African American women...you can't help but get CAUGHT UP in the SENSUALLY erotic encounters...and once again the whole fairy-tale-like Happily-Ever-Afters...unfortunately for short stories...they are LOADED with entirely too many errors (grammatical/editing)...SADLY, I'm finding it to be the norm with Parker Publishing books...however, if you're looking for a "quickie" look no further...I'm sure at least one of these tales will tickle your fancy.