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Take Me (Blaze, 51)

Take Me (Blaze, 51)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: enjoyable contemporary romance
Review: Simon Falcon informs his son Paul and his nephew Joshua that he will split family company Falcon International Development Company between them when they both marry. The first to wed will have controlling interest. Paul is marrying tomorrow so Joshua needs a bride tonight. At a diner on the California Nevada border, Joshua persuades a financially desperate waitress with the nametag Vera to elope with him though he is unaware and uninterested that this is not her name. She agrees, they marry, and he leaves her without even a kiss or a goodbye.

Seven years later, Joshua sees a beautiful woman at a party his uncle hosts. Simon introduces Jessica Adams to his nephew. Though Simon knows who she is, Joshua fails to recognize that Jessica is "Vera", his wife who has never asked him for what he promised her, anything in the world. All Jessica wants from Joshua is to give her a baby. Neither expected to fall in love when he pursues her especially since he is rightfully called Glacier.

TAKE ME is an enjoyable contemporary romance though the audience will find it very difficult to feel the slightest positive vibe towards Joshua. The story line concentrates on the lead couple as the delightful Jessica tries to melt the Glacier by enflaming the ice that has petrified his heart. Fans of tales starring a warm female arousing the right feelings in an iceberg male will want to read Cherry Adair's novel.

Harriet Klausner

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: 4 stars for the sex and kink 1 star for lame premise
Review: So as numerous reviewers have pointed out the storyline here is weak- but all of Cherry Adair's heroines are these virginal types who go for brutish guys ( with a few exceptions- read Seducing Mr Right) Moving right along- what this book lacks in story it makes up for in the pure Penthouse letters appeal- there is a kinky scene with these Chinese balls in an elevator.... The heroine may start out a virgin but once she begins pursuing her husband and becomes his mistress all bets are off as are their clothes!
This is pure fantasy- it is not about anything more than a fun fluffy journey into never never land for ADULTS.

I read Cherry Adair when I want to be whisked away.... at least her characters are multi-dimensional. I read all these raves about another author who is known for her sexy military books and I don't get those at all....

For more steam your glasses reading from Cherry Adair pick up Seducing Mr Right- it is a cute romance with passion and some fun dialog and her signature STEAM

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Sexy Sizzler
Review: TAKE ME is one hot sizzling experience. This reviewer could hardly put this one down. Jessie is sassy and smarter than her husband, Joshua, thinks. Although he married her to aquire a fortune, he hasnt seen her since the day her picked her up in a dive diner for a name-only marriage. Now seven years later, she wants to get the man she married in bed. He has no idea the woman he lusts for is actually his wife.

Although Joshua can be an arrogant, spoiled rich-boy, jerk, Jessie plays him to HER tune. She dangles sexual pleasure at him like water to a thirsty man. However, Readers may dispise Joshua for some of the things he does to Jessica, leaving them asking why does she want him so bad anyway?

Highly recommended for Blaze fans.


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