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Her Naughty Holiday

Her Naughty Holiday, October 2016
Men at Work #2
by Tiffany Reisz

Harlequin Blaze
ISBN: 0373799209
EAN: 9780373799206
Kindle: B01D8HX0YO
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"A romance to savor and be seduced by!"

Fresh Fiction Review

Her Naughty Holiday
Tiffany Reisz

Reviewed by Miranda Owen
Posted January 4, 2017

Romance Contemporary

HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY is book 2 in the Men at Work series by Tiffany Reisz. I'm really loving this "Men at Work" series by Tiffany Reisz, but HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY is my favorite so far. One of my all-time favorite romance tropes is the pretend relationship that turns real. In HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY, Tiffany Reisz takes an often used and beloved trope and creates a gem. Clover Greene is an independent and successful small business owner, but still takes heat from her family over her lack of a love life and her choice of career. When disaster strikes and her family invites themselves to her house for Thanksgiving dinner, her teenage assistant readily offers up her father, Erick Fields, as fake boyfriend material.

I loved HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY from beginning to end. Erick and Clover have a lot in common, they are both entrepreneurs and both have a strong affection for Erick's irrepressible daughter Ruthie. Much of why I relished reading HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY is because of Erick and his charm and sense of humor. Things between Clover and Erick become intimate quickly, but because of the comfortable banter that develops between the two, there is a wonderful sensuality and sense of fun rather than any awkwardness. Erick's ability to pinpoint what Clover needs, and the right way to provide what she needs, makes him a sexy hero with maturity. The bulk of the story focuses on Erick and Clover's new relationship and all the ways they get to know each other, both sexually and emotionally. The friction between Clover and her family comes to a head at one point, and I like how Clover finally expresses her hurt feelings from all the negative and, unintentionally, cruel comments made by her family members. This moment provides a sense of catharsis, and I love how Erick backs Clover up and adds his own two cents.

HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY is a romance to savor and be seduced by. Even though they haven't been involved for that long, Tiffany Reisz does an excellent job of capturing the dazzling attraction and close connection that develops between Erick and Clover. I look forward to reading the next sizzling romance by Tiffany Reisz.

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SUMMARY

Clover Greene would sooner crawl into her oven than host family for Thanksgiving dinner. Yet another annual ritual of too much food, served with a side of criticism over "Clover's Bad Life Choices." This year, she needs to distract them all—with a handsome fake boyfriend. And she has the perfect guy in mind. Contractor Erick Fields is the poster boy for sexy single dads, and Clover has been secretly crushing on him for ages. She certainly wasn't expecting Erick to agree to her insane charade…or to add lots of hot, wicked sex to the deal. If they can pull it off, the worst Thanksgiving ever might give them something to be really thankful for!


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