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viernes, 19 de diciembre de 2014

I've fallen in love with The Librarian Principle


Freaking intense! Wow, this novel is intensely hot and will leave you panting for hours just thinking about it. Book buddies, yes, I'm in love with THE LIBRARIAN PRINCIPLE, by Helena Hunting. You have to read this awesome romance!!


Have you ever fantasized with role play between a librarian and a principal who has to discipline her for improper behaviour? No more because  this is it! Written in all its naughty glory, it will keep you on your toes and then conquer you with its sweet, frustrating, hot romance.

The author raises the question of the forbidden fruit. Something that works wonders with me. Liese and Ryder are risking their jobs by pursuing a romantic relationship. Even though they try hard to resist temptation, it proves to be too much for mother nature.

It was hilarious the way the professional ice is broken. There are lots of misunderstandings and anxiety in the aftermath of their first passionate encounter. I enjoyed myself with all the scenes where Liese frets over his treatment of her and he tries to demonstrate that he's really interested in more than a one night-stand to get the itch out of their system.

It was also maddening to me because they want to be together, I want them to be together. However, obstacles keep mounting up. Even after they make up, a million years of exciting moments after, the glorious intimacy is there, but not quite until the physical tension burns like a witch's fire.

Not all of the story is devoted to unbridled and sometimes utterly frustrating steamy times. They are striving to develop a  true relationship while an ex-boyfriend rears its ugly head to prevent peace between them. A few other characters add dimension to their lives such as a colleague who acts as a perfect jealousy-trigger, and a crazy friend who's loyal to the end but also fires up some incredibly awkward conversations.

The author balances well the couple time and the scenes where they deal with daily tasks, work and friends, so it never feels a burden on any part. I loved the way all sorts of complications keep Ryder and Liese apart or make it so hard for them to be together. Every scene was loaded with barely contained tension that really paid off when they finally melt into their chemistry. I was so glued to the pages that I kept arriving late everywhere!

The Librarian Principle kept me on the edge of my seat with is exhilarating, hot-as-hell, forbidden romance, all invested in this couple's dilemma until the wee hours of the night. I'm very, very happy I read this book. It's beautifully romantic, sexy and funny. A fantastic read.


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Have a wonderful week, book buddies :o)

lunes, 20 de octubre de 2014

New cover on the premises: The Librarian Principle




Hey, book buddies! Ready for a new cover? Not sure about you, but I never grow tired of seeing pretty covers ;o)


THE LIBRARIAN PRINCIPLE

HELENA HUNTING

Annaliese Harper knows that one tiny mistake can jeopardize a career before it’s even begun. Letting your boss find the extensive collection of porn on your personal laptop is one way. Sleeping with him is another. Liese manages to do both.

As the new librarian at a prestigious small-town private high school, Liese is drawn to her sexy, charismatic principal, Ryder Whitehall—an attraction she refuses to acknowledge given their relationship and her recent liberation from a delusional ex-boyfriend. 

Liese is certain Ryder’s flirtation is the product of her sex-deprived imagination—until he discovers her digital porn stash during working hours and demands a private meeting. Behind closed doors, their attraction explodes into a dangerous, passionate affair that not only threatens their jobs and reputations, but most of all, their hearts.




EXCERPT

Liese was in the middle of adjusting her skirt when her phone chimed. She rummaged around inside her purse and found Marissa had sent her a message. Against her better judgment, she checked it. There was no text, only a photo, and it was too small in the message window to adequately discern the content. She clicked the image, and it expanded on the screen.
A noise that sounded vaguely like a cat dying escaped her. Marissa had done it again. Ryder's head was superimposed onto the body of yet another well-hung porn star, and this time the image also included a woman—superimposed with Liese’s face—sprawled out over a desk, much like the one she stood in front of now.
“Hi there.”
Liese screamed, caught completely unaware. She turned to find Ryder standing in her office doorway, leaning against the jamb, his coat thrown over his arm, briefcase in hand. His suit jacket was unbuttoned, giving him a more relaxed look than usual. And sexier. If that was possible.
“Sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you,” he said. “You seemed rather invested in whatever you were reading just now.”
Liese hit the button on her phone, and the screen went blank. “It was my girlfriend,” she explained.
Ryder stared at her, unblinking.
At his lack of reaction, she elaborated. “My best friend—she's expecting me later this evening. She was just checking in.”
“Oh.” He sounded relieved for some reason she couldn't fathom. “Am I keeping you? We can reschedule for next week if you need to go.”
“No, no, it's fine. I'm happy to meet with you, unless you have another engagement.” Liese slid her phone back into her purse, turning off the volume as she did so.
“I have no prior engagements.”
They stared at each other for a few interminable seconds before Liese realized they were on her territory, and she should invite him in. “Would you like to work in my office or out there?” Liese gestured to the empty library beyond.
He glanced over his shoulder and then surveyed their current surroundings. “I think your office would be more private.”
“Sure. Right.” Liese nodded, clutching the back of her chair.
“Unless you'd be more comfortable working out there,” Ryder supplied, watching her speculatively from his spot in the doorway.
“What? Oh, no. Not at all. I'm perfectly comfortable with you in me.”
His shock formed a counterpoint to her horror.
“In my office! I'm perfectly comfortable working with you in my office.”

HOW TO FIND HELENA

Helena Hunting lives on the outskirts of Toronto with her incredibly tolerant family and two moderately intolerant cats. She’s putting her degree in English Lit to good use by writing contemporary erotic romance. She is the author of Clipped Wings, her debut novel, and Inked Armor.​



I'm curious about characters who are librarians. What about you?