Going Down Hard

De: Tawny Weber

Sierra Donovan is flying high on her company's rising success. Her bonus? Another sexy one-night stand with cowboy Reece Carter - also known as the best sex she's ever had.

But when sick blackmail photos start to show up, fiercely self-reliant Sierra suddenly finds herself needing a 24-hour bodyguard. Who better than cowboy turned security specialist Reece Carter?

Reece is tall, dark, and dangerous...and he's getting in Sierra's take-charge way. But, oh god, can he make every single nerve ending on her body sizzle.

Sierra soon realizes that coming home to great sex each night has its benefits. That is, as long as her bodyguard can keep her alive to enjoy it....

©2009 Tawny Weber (P)2009 Audible, Inc.

Enjoyable Read

This is an entertaining well written romantic suspense with a great narrator, I thought it was a bit heavy on the sex but overall an enjoyable read.

The narrator almost ruined this one for me

Seriously, this woman's timing is just off. The awkward pauses become really annoying. Otherwise, it's your typical, hot Blaze title with the added bonus of a decent supsense plot.

Stalker + Sexy Cowboy = hot romance.

Sierra Donovan has everything a woman could want, at least from the outside. She's a successful career woman, she has good friends, and she's determined to take her business all the way.

Only her business partner knows her secret. For sometime she's been on the receiving end of badly edited, fake, and very sexual photograph's staring herself. Some were so bad that the stalker had put her head on backward, but the constant pictures have left Sierra a nervous wreck. But when her business partner hires Reece Carter to get to the bottom of things (albeit initially as a means of keeping a contract they've both worked hard to get), Sierra faces a problem.

Not only does she know Reece, but there's a sexual chemistry between them that she really doesn't need right now. So when she makes it clear this is strictly business he agrees not to make a move on her, but also makes it clear that the agreement doesn't prevent her from making a move on him.

A romantic thriller, heavier on the sexual tension (It's a Blaze after all) than the thriller. The villain is obvious by halfway through the book, at least to me, but it was an enjoyable read or rather listen.