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"Can best friends share "love lessons" without getting their hearts involved?"
Reviewed by Denise Powers
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted April 20, 2003

Wendy Powers doesn't need a man in her life. She answers to no one and has a drawer full of gadgets to handle her sexual needs. No, life is just fine. The only man she needs in her life is her best friend, Scott. And he's married, so he doesn't count. Scott Drysdale is devastated Read more...

"Fast, entertaining read"
Reviewed by Maryellen Kunkel
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted May 7, 2003

Scott is devastated by his wife's abrupt announcement that she's leaving him. She claims that he's boring in bed, so he asks his best friend Wendy to give him "love lessons". Wendy's not so sure that's the answer. She thinks that sex between them will ruin their friendship. But she'd Read more...

"How far would you go to help a friend?"
Reviewed by Patricia McGrew
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted July 27, 2003

Wendy Powers had decided long ago that she didn't need a man to just break her heart. What uses were they any way; she had a drawer full of toys to take care of her sexual needs. There were just too many losers out there and she didn't want another. Read more...

Summary

Wendy Powers has sworn off men. Busy with her career, she's been disappointed with the dating scene, so why bother? When her long-time best friend and computer geek, Scott Drysdale, is devasted by his wife's rejection, he turns to Wendy for support. Can she help him learn how to win back his wife? She agrees to give him "lessons" in seduction. Tutoring heats up in the bedroom, where Wendy and Scott sizzle between the sheets...and everywhere else. Caught off- guard, they learn that when solid friendship and passion collide, love is inevitable.