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"Setting the sheets on fire!"
Reviewed by Janice Bennett
Posted January 15, 2003

When attorneys Marie Bertelli and Ian Kilborn were young and growing up in the same neighborhood, they once gave in to passion and had hot sex in her mother's kitchen pantry. They have been avoiding each other ever since. Now, eight years later, a chance meeting in the courthouse has them eager to scratch Read more...

"Legal Briefs miniseries continues...."
Reviewed by Barb Hicks
Posted January 16, 2003

It has been several years since Marie Bertelli had a heated encounter in her mother's pantry with Ian Kilborn, but Marie has never been able to forget it. Now a successful lawyer, Marie finds out that her father has not contacted her but Ian Kilborn who is also a Read more...

"Marie and Ian make for hot reading!"
Reviewed by Kelley Hartshorn
Posted January 29, 2003

Marie Bertelli is a no-nonsense attorney who lives her life efficiently and independently. She is focused on her career and building a solid reputation for herself, and she doesn't have time to dwell on her bachelorette status, even if she does sometimes feel twinges of jealousy when she thinks of Read more...

Legal Briefs—Litigation between the sheets.

Summary

How far...

Attorney Marie Bertelli needs a fling—badly. With a stressful job and a big Italian family known for scaring off the opposite sex, Marie figures she'll have to proposition the next man to cross her path. Luckily for her, that man is sexy lawyer Ian Kilborn. And while she might not want to read his legal briefs, she definitely wants to get into them...

...is too far?

Ian has been fighting a bad case of unrequited lust for Marie for years. But she never seemed to have the same burning desire for him...until now. Suddenly shy, sexy Marie has become a sexual tigress, determined to seduce the life out of him. Not that Ian's complaining... Their interludes are hot, intense...wicked. But when their fling becomes something more, is either one of them willing to go the distance?