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When Sin Pointe webmaster, Benjamin Wright, is publicly humiliated on his birthday, he knows he’s never gonna be able to show his face around the guys again. But an angelic hostess who lets him sleep it off at the club seems surprisingly eager to help him out. Is his luck changing or does she just feel sorry for him?
Hazel Temple, bagel mistress by day and club hostess by night, feels horrible for inadvertently playing a part in Ben’s embarrassment and vows to make it up to him—by telling him they had a sizzling hot one night stand. Still recovering from losing her fiancé to suicide, she worries about Ben when he discovers her lie. Is she bound to hurt the men she cares about?
A Sin Pointe camping trip provides Hazel her chance to get Ben’s groove back.
Will her webmaster be the one to rock her world?
Hazel Temple, bagel mistress by day and club hostess by night, feels horrible for inadvertently playing a part in Ben’s embarrassment and vows to make it up to him—by telling him they had a sizzling hot one night stand. Still recovering from losing her fiancé to suicide, she worries about Ben when he discovers her lie. Is she bound to hurt the men she cares about?
A Sin Pointe camping trip provides Hazel her chance to get Ben’s groove back.
Will her webmaster be the one to rock her world?
Review
***The author provided me with a copy of this book for my honest review***
Nice guys finish last has never been more true than in this book.
Benjamin Wright has been in love with the same girl for over six years. Unlucky in love because the girl doesn't really acknowledge his existence. After a foolish last ditch effort to win her affections ends in a horrible and humiliating birthday for him, he is looked after by Hazel.
Hazel is a woman defeated. Her fiancé committed suicide and she feels she failed him. Looking after Benjamin seems important to her......but there is also a connection there to explore.
This book started slowly for me.....the characters seemed juvenile and I really struggled. But I pushed through and I am glad I did as the characters grew on me as they grew themselves. Benjamin became very real to me and incredibly sweet. Super tall, long hair and by the sounds of things a bit of a hipster, maybe also a bit of a goof, he really managed to turn this book around for me. I started to care and really root for these two to finally get their turn at happiness. Although this is quite a short book at only 127 pages, I felt like it had an well paced story progression and a good happily ever after. A nice bit of passion ,the sex scenes were very well done. Not corny and not kinky, just right. Sin's Haven was a satisfying little romance.
Nice guys finish last has never been more true than in this book.
Benjamin Wright has been in love with the same girl for over six years. Unlucky in love because the girl doesn't really acknowledge his existence. After a foolish last ditch effort to win her affections ends in a horrible and humiliating birthday for him, he is looked after by Hazel.
Hazel is a woman defeated. Her fiancé committed suicide and she feels she failed him. Looking after Benjamin seems important to her......but there is also a connection there to explore.
This book started slowly for me.....the characters seemed juvenile and I really struggled. But I pushed through and I am glad I did as the characters grew on me as they grew themselves. Benjamin became very real to me and incredibly sweet. Super tall, long hair and by the sounds of things a bit of a hipster, maybe also a bit of a goof, he really managed to turn this book around for me. I started to care and really root for these two to finally get their turn at happiness. Although this is quite a short book at only 127 pages, I felt like it had an well paced story progression and a good happily ever after. A nice bit of passion ,the sex scenes were very well done. Not corny and not kinky, just right. Sin's Haven was a satisfying little romance.
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Thank you for hosting today!
ReplyDeleteA big thank you for hostessing me today, :-)
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome. I loved reading about Ben.
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