Harold Adair, Errol Wilson and Byron Mitchell are three elderly gentlemen playing matchmakers in Whispering Cove, Maine. Their next victims are Sahara Caan and Devon Taylor. Devon is a laid back construction worker and Sahara is a high class real estate developer from New York and daughter of a Supreme Court Justice's. Sahara is only visiting the sea side picturesque town for her brother's wedding who is also Devon's best friend. It was an instant attraction on both sides.

Quickly jumping into bed with each other and conducting consensual erotic sex, Sahara is the only female that Devon has found interested in a little bondage sex. The trouble is, this confirmed bachelor is soon ensnared in more permanent feelings than just a one night stand. Spending every night at his secluded cabin only serves to keep them both hot and steamed up. Sahara falls in love with the quaint village and it's residents and has an epiphany. A certain property would be absolutely perfect for a new resort which would enhance the area and become very successful financially. Things begin to go south when Devon hears via the grape vine that she is the key person in instigating this resort and feels sexually used as well as used for her professional gain. Prior to this enlightenment neither wanted to part and was actually considering what it would be like to make this permanent. This will NOT happen after his discovery of what she is really like as a person. Devon must strive to come up with an argument that will keep the resort project from happening in the community and it takes Sahara to secretly provide the ammunition.

FEISTY is another cute and hot story of matchmaking in Whispering Cove. Family and community wins over money yet again. If you like sizzling hot sex, this is the story for you. The residents are amusing and conniving at playing cupid to place yet another single man and woman together. I have not read any works from Mackenzie McKade but found this read completely interesting and amusing from page one to the very end. FEISTY is book ten of this series. I promise you will not put this down until the last page has been read.