Tempting Heat
A Hot Enemies-to-Lovers Novella
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4.1 • 233 Ratings
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Publisher Description
“Perfectly written, hits all the beats... It was a real pleasure to read.” Jen Prokop, the Fated Mates Podcast
Tom Castle didn’t mean to fall in love with his best friend’s girl. It just kinda…happened. Then her relationship imploded, she blamed Tom, and they parted as enemies. Although it took years, he managed to move on without her.
Mostly.
But that's definitely Finn Carey glaring at him from the other side of the apartment where they’ve both taken shelter during a nasty Chicago blizzard. Unfortunately for Tom, Finn’s more beautiful than ever—and still too angry to look him in the eyes.
She's still furious with me. I destroyed her trust.
Tom does his best to ignore the rush of feelings from being near her again, but after the storm knocks out the power and they’re forced to share a bed—you know, for body heat—he finds himself in a race against the snowplows to convince Finn that one night together will never be enough.
Tempting Heat is a spicy standalone romance featuring survival cuddling, a shouted mid-argument confession of love, and only one bed. It's a hot, hilarious introduction to Sara Whitney's award-winning Cinnamon Roll Alphas series. While Tempting Heat is a novella, the rest of the books in the series are full-length novels.
Customer Reviews
Enjoyed
This was a great read I enjoyed the well developed and engaging characters and the storyline flowed smoothly from the beginning to the end.
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Meh. Forgettable
Needed something to pass the time. It basically did that. It’s ok. Writing style and story aren’t enough for me to want to read another by this author.
Great series starter!
Sara Whitney is the new contemporary romance author to watch. Tempting Heat was more than tempting and had the perfect amount of heat. The characters were well-developed, and the dialogue was snappy and smart. The plot didn't seem contrived, but as if it were something that could actually happen. Well done, Ms. Whitney. I would definitely recommend this story to other readers. I can't wait for the next book in the series.