Hot Spell

De: Michelle Rowen

Everybody knows there's no love lost between paranormal investigators Amanda LaGrange and sexy Jacob Caine. They can't even stand being in the same room together....

Well, unless it's an enchanted bedroom. And they're trapped there, at midnight. And the sexual tension suddenly becomes too powerful to resist.

Then that bedroom gets really hot, really fast! But come morning, they still can't keep their hands off each other. Are they cursed forever? If so, neither one's complaining.

©2009 Michelle Rowen (P)2009 Audible, Inc.

Heated Paranormal Romance

Amanda LaGrange and Jacob Caine have known each other for about two years, since the day Jacob started to work for the PARA agency, and took an instant dislike to each other, or so they both thought.

For years Amanda has been trying to come to terms with her ability to see ghosts. An ability that she believes is the reason her father left her mother and that has spiraled into a form of self doubt that finally leads Amanda to jumping onto the first reason she has to leave the agency to move in with a perfectly normal man with no paranormal gifts.

As for Jacob his gift allows him to empathically read anyone he touches and he's been working his way through numerous one night stands in an effort to put the betrayal of his fiance behind him. That bed hopping action has only added to the tension between himself and Amanda.

For her last job their boss teams them up to investigate a possible haunted house, and a run in with an enchanted clock forces the two of them to face the buried desires they both share.

As a whole not a bad listen, the narrator put me off a little as she tends to have this slightly monotone aspect to her reading at times. The story is well paced and enjoyable if what you're looking for is a light read/listen with a decent level of sensuality.

Not Horrible considering the genre

Given this is both a paranormal romance and a Harlequin Romance, you get what you should expect. Shallow story, hot sex, and vapid characters.