Carr’s debut novel, Talk To Me, is a well-written, funny and sexy erotic story of falling in love. Carr wove the sexual tension and interludes so seamlessly into the story that they were not just delicious but also necessary. With a consistent pace, the story of Jamie and Drew progressed naturally as the reader felt a sense of presence within the story.
Radio producer Jamie MacMahon moves to New York City to work with radio show host Drew Milan, a retired NHL player. There’s an instant attraction between them but since they are co-workers, they both fight their desire to become more than friends. But then they begin spending more and more time together, on air and in the studio, and the sexual tension builds. The interaction between the characters is fun with playful dialogue; and the reader actually feels the emotions in the air as their connection begins forming.
Still they fight the connection… while Jamie has made mistakes with men in the past she doesn’t want to be another one of Drew’s playthings. With the nickname “the Beast”, Drew is well known for his prowess as a man who sleeps with women but doesn’t date them. He knows Jamie deserves a real relationship and though he can’t give that to her, he also can’t fight the chemistry between them. When he catches her in a provocative situation, Drew gives in to his desire and the sex is nothing short of explosive. These scenes are sensuously descriptive and so well-written, the reader is drawn into the room with the characters.
Despite giving in to their desires and exploring the connection between them, both harbor insecurities that cause them to pause at the thought of a relationship. Jamie’s own insecurities with her past relationship failures and fear of losing her job compete with Drew’s worriers about losing another woman to whom he opens his heart and possibly losing a great producer if their relationship doesn’t work. Readers could easily feel for the characters as they struggled with their insecurities to find a way to their happily ever after.
Talk To Me is a sexy story with the added bonus of having more depth than most. Readers will easily relate to the theme and be cheering the characters on as they discover love in a place neither thought they would.
RATING: 5 Chocolate-Dipped Strawberries
This review was originally written for The Romance Reviews and can be found at:
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