Today I’m delighted to be taking part in #HIFortnight, a social media spotlight to celebrate the hot romance novels published by HarperImpulse. My review is for How to Win a Guy in 10 Dates: HarperImpulse Contemporary Romance by Jane Linfoot, that in true HarperImpulse style, is a hot and steamy romance set over ten dates between Ed (serial one night stand man) and Millie (independent girl with no time for men).
Ed has been challenged by
his sister to date the same girl ten times, with certain rules and conditions, and after an accident brings them together, Millie becomes that girl. They end
up spending time alone and sharing a few smoldering meals as Ed ticks off his
dates and reports back to his meddling sister. Their emotions are kept in check
until they spend a weekend in Provence where they pretty soon find the
chemistry between them is as explosive as the fireworks they are there to
watch. However neither of them are honest with each other about their
backgrounds, or with themselves about their feelings. They both have secrets
and issues from the past that neither of them are willing to deal with, but
somehow being together begins to unravel the defense mechanisms they had put in
place to protect their emotions.
I found it a fun, quick
read with plenty of spice and heat, so I wouldn’t recommend it if explicit sex
isn’t your thing. I liked the characters and enjoyed their journey of
discovery, all the while wondering what would happen after their ten dates.
There are a few good emotional plot twists that kept me on my toes and
wondering if, despite the chemistry, too much past hurt and present deceit had
put play to a happy ever after.
How to Win a Guy in 10 Dates: HarperImpulse Contemporary Romance
is available in
ebook and paperback format, links to Amazon can be found below. I have also
read and enjoyed High Heels and Bicycle Wheels
also by Jane Linfoot and HarperImpulse.
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You can read more about HarperImpulse Fortnight by searching social media for #HIFortnight.
You can follow Harper Impulse on twitter by clicking here and Jane Linfoot on twitter here.
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