The premise of NIGHT OWL, the first book in the Night Owl Trilogy, is what drew me to the story. Two writers join together through the internet to write together. What starts out as business soon transforms into sinfully seductive meetings online.

Matt Sky and Hanna Catalano decide to keep details of their personal lives closed as to not complicate matters. However, by accident, more and more details are revealed, acting as enticing teases for the other. I found these scenes to be extremely hot, taking the unapologetic route right from the very beginning.

Matt, the hero, comes off strong in the beginning. As a man who knows what he wants and how he wants it, it doesn't require much to correctly determine which path the story will take. However, I found it difficult to connect with Matt's character. He goes from hot to cold too often and too quick, leaving Hannah no choice but to deal with it. I also wished that the sex that occurred could have had a lead-in where Hannah was more involved. As a result, the romance felt unbalanced. But since NIGHT OWL finishes off with a happy-for-now ending, I wonder what obstacles lie in their way next.

NIGHT OWL offers a titillating experience with a private, but dominant hero that is sure to intrigue readers with his mind and body. If you enjoy possessive, dark heroes, then Matt might be the perfect fit for you.