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Brazen Sisters #3
Stroking a Brazen Lust
[Siren Classic: Erotic Contemporary Romance] Francesca Brazen is working the night shift when her brother-in-law’s sexy foreman checks into the lodge. She has trouble hiding her interest in him. Can she get involved with a man she doesn’t know? After finding him naked in the hall, she’s willing to give it a try. A no-strings affair with a guy who will be leaving town in three weeks will be the craziest thing she’s ever done. Hal Cummings checks into the lodge, wanting to do nothing more than spend the next three weeks visiting with his buddies and avoiding his stepmother. He needs a few weeks where he doesn’t have to make any decisions. Not hearing his stepmother harp about him settling down and having kids is a big bonus. Meeting Frankie sends that plan straight to hell. Now all he wants to do is spend it in bed with her. ** A Siren Erotic Romance
- GenresRomanceM F Romance
178 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 23, 2010
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Rita Sawyer
44 books93 followersI live in Massachusetts. My husband and I have been married for what seems like forever sometimes. I have three great kids, a beautiful granddaughter, and two crazy dogs. When I’m not totally caught up in getting my characters and scenes fleshed out I can usually be found with my nose stuck in a book, or snuggled up on the couch watching a movie.
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November 25, 2010
Clare C's Review
The story started off all-out, which is how I like it. Frankie Brazen sees a man she wants, and she goes after him. From there, it got a bit confusing. I didn’t see why her sisters would have a problem with it. Maybe they wouldn’t have an issue with sharing their opinions, but I didn’t see the problem. It didn’t matter too much anyway, as any objections they might have had quickly fell to the wayside as their supportive natures triumphed.
Just as I was getting into it, time seemed to skip forward. The parts of the novel where we (the reader) get to fall in love with both characters wasn’t there. One minute, they were on the verge of hooking up, the next minute, three weeks had passed. I didn’t mind skipping the erotic parts, but I do want to know a character enough to understand and appreciate their unique qualities. That aside, I did like both Frankie and Hal, though I didn’t know why they liked one another.
The last half focuses on a misunderstanding and game playing. Given the pace of the novel, I wasn’t sure why this section slowed down so much. This is the third in the Brazen series, and I think I would have enjoyed it a lot more if I had read the first two. This story had so many peripheral characters that weren’t significant to the plot that, at times, I wondered why they were there. I think if I had come to know them as they were developed in the previous novels, I would have welcomed the visit. People who enjoyed the other Sawyer novels will enjoy this more than I did.
3 Tea Cups!
The story started off all-out, which is how I like it. Frankie Brazen sees a man she wants, and she goes after him. From there, it got a bit confusing. I didn’t see why her sisters would have a problem with it. Maybe they wouldn’t have an issue with sharing their opinions, but I didn’t see the problem. It didn’t matter too much anyway, as any objections they might have had quickly fell to the wayside as their supportive natures triumphed.
Just as I was getting into it, time seemed to skip forward. The parts of the novel where we (the reader) get to fall in love with both characters wasn’t there. One minute, they were on the verge of hooking up, the next minute, three weeks had passed. I didn’t mind skipping the erotic parts, but I do want to know a character enough to understand and appreciate their unique qualities. That aside, I did like both Frankie and Hal, though I didn’t know why they liked one another.
The last half focuses on a misunderstanding and game playing. Given the pace of the novel, I wasn’t sure why this section slowed down so much. This is the third in the Brazen series, and I think I would have enjoyed it a lot more if I had read the first two. This story had so many peripheral characters that weren’t significant to the plot that, at times, I wondered why they were there. I think if I had come to know them as they were developed in the previous novels, I would have welcomed the visit. People who enjoyed the other Sawyer novels will enjoy this more than I did.
3 Tea Cups!
November 28, 2011
The tension stays high the entire book with this installment of the Brazen Sisters series. Between small town scandalous gossip and a ginormous misunderstanding the tension in the Brazen household is at an all-time high. The six sassy sister’s deal with the conflict in the only manner they know how to by sticking to each other’s sides and looking out for one another’s best interest.
Hal’s little yearly getaway (disguised as work) got him more than he ever bargained for. Not only does he find himself falling in deeper with Frankie, he seems to find himself getting in deeper with the entire Brazen family, especially when his family is added to the mix.
I saw it coming. I knew something was going to happen with a particular character. When it finally happened it was in a completely different situation than what I had expected. Stroking a Brazen Lust is high on the sexual tension in all the right ways. The mega misunderstanding tension makes this book impossible to put down once you’ve started reading it.
Hal’s little yearly getaway (disguised as work) got him more than he ever bargained for. Not only does he find himself falling in deeper with Frankie, he seems to find himself getting in deeper with the entire Brazen family, especially when his family is added to the mix.
I saw it coming. I knew something was going to happen with a particular character. When it finally happened it was in a completely different situation than what I had expected. Stroking a Brazen Lust is high on the sexual tension in all the right ways. The mega misunderstanding tension makes this book impossible to put down once you’ve started reading it.
October 18, 2013
i love Frankie's Stubbornness. gave Hal a shaky feel. will look for the series
Brazen sisters describes women empowerment! lol go girls!
Brazen sisters describes women empowerment! lol go girls!
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