Blizzard Bound

by Alyssa Brooks

Blizzard BoundAlyssa BrooksPeanut butter has been plastered under his door handle, sugar placed in his A/C vents and a rude sign taped to the trunk of his car. Needless to say, Berk isn’t laughing.The failing economy has forced Berk, once a big-city vice president, to return to work for his father’s construction company in small-town New York. As if being laid off isn’t bad enough, the outfit’s secretary, Lani Turner—who also happens to be annoyingly sexy—has decided him haze him. After several of her pranks, Berk decides a little payback is in order—but his actions spur a chain of events that trap them both at the office in the midst of a blizzard, half dressed and with only each other for body heat.Recently divorced, another man in her life is the last thing Lani needs. But resisting Berk’s good looks and annoyingly bossy charm? Futile. Their passion as they come together is hot enough to melt snow. But when day breaks and the plows move in, will this sworn one-night stand change everything?

Genres: Fiction, Erotica

84 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 31, 2009

About the author

Author of fun, flirty and contemporary erotic romance and erotica, Alyssa Brooks currently writes for several publishers including Ellora's Cave. She resides in Amish country, Pennsylvania, where every day is a little crazier and the house gets a little messier. Taming her bad-boy husband is a never-ending task, but Alyssa's become a pro at giving him plenty of incentive. Proud mom to a young daughter, two stepsons, and a puppy that has a particular taste for shoes and unrolling toilet paper, Alyssa loves her hectic existence and is ever grateful for her awesome job as an author, where with a little research, she can become anyone, doing anything, and fall in love over and over and over again. The imaginary sex is great too!

Reviews

[ThePerpetualBookJunkie · Rating 2 out of 5]

very erotic! It was all straight-forward getting on it, there wasn't a moment to really appreciate the characters, though.