Laura Florand writes books set in France, which gets romance points right from the start. The Chocolate Rose by Laura Florand (contemporary romance). (Check out Cara's guest post for HEA about alpha heroes.) Their love story unfolds at a wonderful pace, and I highly recommend this one. He shows her what his needs are and, surprisingly, Erin shows him right back.
Kelly demands she come to his place for the weekend and, well, you can guess what happens during that time.
This book not only has a well-done setting with the psych ward, which is set in a more run-down town, but Erin and Kelly's romance is quite erotic. She learns he has a very bossy side, and she likes it. He shows her the ropes and becomes her friend … until he decides he wants her in his bed. Kelly is a big, scarred man who has worked as an orderly in the psych ward for some time. Erin is a brand new nurse and is a little intimidated not only starting a new job, but having to learn self-defense in case a patient becomes aggravated.
Cara McKenna writes such different books and in After Hours she has her hero and heroine meet in a dangerous psych ward. I went on quite the kick! Here are a few standouts that I read this week and really enjoyed.Īfter Hours by Cara McKenna (contemporary romance). The name of the game this week is contemporary romance.
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