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"Love and laughter go hand-in-hand in this modern-day romance."
Reviewed by Denise Powers
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted September 21, 2003

Graphic artist Eleanor Preston is resigned to a tedious night out with the "girls" from work. A bit of a loner, Eleanor just wants to do her job and then go home. She doesn't want to face the dating arena where she never is what men want, until they learn about her father's money. No, Read more...

"Love can come to you even if you think you don't want a man"
Reviewed by Patricia McGrew
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted January 14, 2004

Eleanor Preston is a graphic artist who likes doing her job and going home alone. So why did she agree to a Girl's night out with the girls from work. Now here she is wearing jeans that she is convinced makes her hips seem bigger, going to a club she doesn't want be Read more...

Summary

Eleanor Preston is in control. Of her life, her career, her world. There's no room for anything but the occasional polite date. Or so she thinks. Then Justin Collins sweeps her out onto the dance floor and into the wildest and most sensual adventure of her life. He releases her from her inhibitions, lets her hair down (literally). Lost in their red-hot affair, Eleanor makes an all-too-human mistake. If all they have is based solely on sex, then this relationship may be doomed. But could it be that something more has developed between them? Something that will get them back to where they belong—in each other's arms?

Co-written by Sahara Kelly and S.L. Carpenter, this book takes a unique and humorous look at two lovers, with Sahara writing as Eleanor, and S.L. Carpenter writing as Justin. After all, who is better equipped to reveal a woman's desires than another woman? And who can do justice to the heat of a man's passion any better than another man?

Sexual Content: Borderline NC-17. Genre: Contemporary.