Legal Briefs - Lydia Burke is no pushover. She has needs and wants, just like any woman. One Dare, a game she shares with her three friends pushes her to take her most secret fantasy and live it out.  Sick and tired of job stresses, she jumps at the chance and steps out of her safety net into the unknown. What she learns sets her world to spinning on its axis.

Dane knows he and his partners push Lydia past her breaking point. He wants to tell her more, has held his tongue for too long. When a chance to have her presents itself, he jumps impulsively. When certain truths come to light, he must account for his actions and pray she will stay.

Doctors Orders - Roni Smart is used to giving orders and having complete obedience. When it’s her turn to enact her fantasy, she picks a sexy computer wiz. Although she’s no submissive, the tables are turned on her, and she is shown a different side of pleasure.

Jake loves women; he is no submissive, and overly aggressive woman are not his forte. When he meets Roni, she ignites his lust. He knows the fire between them would be explosive and agrees to submit to her, but only after she submits to him. A slip of the tongue reveals a cruel joke, one he may not forgive.

Midnight Snack -Jeanette Williams spends her life maintaining her coffee shop and fantasizing about the motorcycle man who has visited her shop for months. But when it’s her turn to enact her fantasy, she stalls.

Hunter has watched the sexy Jeanette for months, waiting for her to notice him. Tired of waiting for her to show some interest, he engages in conversation with her and is immediately mesmerized. When she offers a lesson, he grabs at the chance to possess her.  When passion  erupts between the pair, will he get to show Jeanette how sexy he finds her and keep her for his? Or will a bet passed between friends destroy their chance at happiness?

Body Rush by Anne Rainey made my pulse pound. From the first story I was mesmerized. Positively mouth watering, heart palpitations’ had me looking for a cool drink of water. The second story sent shivers down my spine and made my face flush, but not as much as Hunter did in the third story. Oh, the name alone had me dizzy and wishing I was Jeanette. By the end of the read, I was physically exhausted as if I’d had them as my own lovers. Wishful thinking!  I loved this read and would recommend it to any number of readers. Word of caution, however…these super hot men might cause you to feel faint.