Review:
Sweet Revenge by Rebecca Zanetti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Mattie "he's one of the good guys, whether he knew it or not" a guy who can say "let me play" and you'll want to melt into him! He's "the guy who's going to have you screaming his name within the next hour".
Mattie. Play with me. I'll scream!
This one is HOT! I am so loving this series & this author. The mystery of the story is captivating, the characters are great, the setting is fresh.
Please read these books!
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Excerpt:
Life would be easier if Matt could view the petite bar
owner like a family member or even an employer, but as he watched her deliver
another pitcher of tea to the women gathered around the table, he realized that
was impossible. She laughed at something one of the women said, and his cock
hardened. Again.
The woman had spunk, intelligence, and a heart-shaped
ass. Of course he wanted her naked and sweating beneath him. That confused as
much as irritated him. She was the exact opposite of what he usually looked for
in a woman. Temporary, tough, and unemotional worked best, and the idea of
being with someone soft and kind scared the shit out of him.
Laney was right to keep him at a distance.
The new phone he’d purchased early that morning
buzzed, and he glanced down at his first text message of the day. Nate had
texted that he was safe and would check in later. Relief relaxed Matt’s
shoulders upon reading that his brother was all right. The guy hadn’t been out
on a mission for years, and Matt had been worrying about him. Maybe Nate would
finally heal from falling in love and being betrayed.
If anybody could throw a dose of cold water on Matt’s
desire to pursue Laney, it’d be hard-assed Nate. He perceived only black and
white, danger and safety. There was no safety in seducing Laney… for anybody.
She wasn’t the woman Matt needed to find in Charmed.
Plus, as much as the idea turned Matt’s stomach, if he
had to seduce the elusive Dr. Peters to secure her help, to save his brothers,
he’d do it.
Of course, the family practitioner was the one woman
who wasn’t sitting around the table. He’d paid special attention to the coroner
and the veterinarian’s assistant, and the vet’s assistant was currently
checking him out behind wire-rimmed glasses. Bright eyes showed intelligence
and an interesting wariness. He shot her a smile.
Her cheeks pinkened, and she half turned to talk to
the woman on her right.
Laney, sitting across from the vet, instantly shot a
look his way, delicate eyebrow arched. He met her stare evenly, pleased when
her high cheekbones filled with color. The fact that she kept his gaze with
challenge in her eyes, even while blushing, pleased him even more. The polite
thing to do would be to grant her a reprieve and look away.
Too bad he wasn’t a polite guy.
Laney should learn not to challenge him.
Her chair scraped back, and she muttered something to
her friends and then calmly maneuvered around tables toward him, hips swaying…
keeping his gaze the entire time. His shoulders went back, and his blood
started to hum. Who was this woman so full of surprises?
She reached him, her eyes sparking in irritation.
“Would you please stop turning the most successful businesswomen in town into
simpering morons?” she whispered.
He blinked. Damn it. He focused down a foot at her
irritated face. “What in the world are you talking about?”
Her body remained relaxed, but he could hear her heart
thumping, and her expression was quickly transforming into anger. She kept her
face angled away from the women at the table. “Stop smiling, stop flirting, and
do your job.”
He lowered his face just enough to make her eyes
widen. “You sound jealous.”
Ah. There was the fury. “I’m not, you jackass. Keep
the charm in your pants, and stop flirting.”
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