Last Call (Heat Wave #2) by Alannah Lynne

Whelp, if you are looking for a sweet story this is the book for you. Nice characters and a pretty setting. Perfect for the beach or a lazy afternoon Last Call is what I call the basic romance formula that works time and again. You get the gist of the story through the cover write up.

Gavin the hot shot goto guy for Holden Enterprises is sent in to use his charms. Little does he know the tables will be turned and he will be using all his powers in reverse this time round.

Sunny is a hard working woman with a drive and a love for her bar and brother. When Gavin walks in she is thrown for a loop. Never taking the time for romance she decides to have a little fun. Soon Sunny discovers she got more than she bargained for.

I have to say I found the storyline predictable and the plot arc a bit “meh”. But would I recommend it? Sure, if you want a quick, easy for the beach or a lazy afternoon read. Why not.

2.5 Stars

T~

*Given via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

From the cover……..

Gavin McLeod is a man who has it all. His corporate climb has positioned him as the next CEO at Holden Enterprises. He’s financially stable, allowing him to provide for the grandfather who raised him, and his successful seduction of the sexy bartender last night proves his private life is also on fire. Until the alluring woman in his arms turns out to be a serious road-block to his future. One that could bring everything he's worked for crashing down around him.

Sunny Black has spent her entire life tending to the needs of others, caring for her younger brother since she was ten, and serving bar patrons night after night. For the first time in years, she thinks of herself and gives in to her body’s demands, taking a trip to the wild side with a customer whose raw sexuality is too strong to deny. The next morning, however, she learns that in addition to rocking her world, the stranger might cause it to crumble.

A game of sexual seduction and corporate chess ensues, with neither Gavin nor Sunny realizing the ending could come in the form of a permanent check-mate.