Kelsey Howard is a single woman with inhibitions she refuses to hide behind. Her job as a bartender in the trendy Risque allows her to meet new people and be a fraction of who she is. Being alone is not always what it's cracked up to be, but being a sexual woman is something to be proud of. Her loneliness is beginning to take its toll, so she decides to make contact with the man who's watching her from across her balcony.

As an artist, Harlan Shaw is a recluse by profession. Lately, his muse is missing, so producing a painting worth showing is nearly impossible. That is, until he notices the beautiful, yet troubled woman across his balcony doing crazy things on a chair. Her sensual movements and dark intensity jumpstarts his artist's block and he begins to paint. One evening, she holds up a sign with her phone number on it, daring him to call. He has no intention of disappointing her.

Sasha White keeps her characters real and her storyline true with plenty of hot-n-steamy, I-need-a-fan kind of relationships. Her books are always fun and exciting, and this one is no different. I loved it!!