After waiting on the edge of my seat for this to release, I devoured it in one sitting. When S.E. Hall and Angela Graham team up you just know you're going to get something good. This book gave me everything I want in an erotic little quickie. There was plenty of mystery, humor and steam.The story follows Amelia who is timid and likes to keep to herself. She begins receiving mysterious letters at work. Some intrigue her and others annoy and frustrate her. In a bold move, she decides to write back and tell her mysterious writer to leave her alone. It doesn't work. Mystery writer ups the challenge by starting to send text messages. I loved watching her character come into her own through her interactions with Elliott.Without giving too much away, Amelia thinks she has it figured out and can breathe a bit easier. She hadn't figured out anything and it just gets better from there. She finally figures out who her "stalker" is and her feisty side really comes out.I loved that the characters we got to know in Stirred Up were somewhat present in this book as well. I absolutely can not wait for the next time these two talented authors get together. I thought it was an okay book in the beginning and slightly better in the middle but I feel like the ending made me really like it. The book did get me thinking about who Amelia's mystery lover might be and the books that keep me intrigued and thinking are the ones I enjoy reading the most. I also like that it had a little bit of humor and it wasn't too difficult of a read. There was no major emotional turmoil or anything too deep and also no cliffhanger. I enjoyed it.
Who is sending Amelia messages to her work mail box? Is he stalking or is he seductive?
—dragonfly
I enjoyed this short story. Quick easy read with a little hotness.
—Snammeh
This was a fun quick read. The mystery was fun :-)
—suicideweather
Wasn't as good as I'd expected unfortunately
—lauren
