This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.
Published by Harlequin
Released on October 15, 2013
Pages: 105
Format: eARC
Source: NetGalley
HelenKay Dimon delivers a hot and feel good story with Everything You Need to Know. Ever been on a date and wondered what was wrong with the other person? Or if they retaliated for breaking up? When Jordan McAdam gets laid off from her lawyer job and finds out her boyfriend is actually engaged to another woman, an idea sparks. Why not open a site where women can share their experiences about a guy to warn others? It was called Need To Know and Jordan goes out of her way to confirm the stories as well as vet each woman who signs up for the site. But she hides her identity to do it along with taking on temp jobs.
When confirming information on her temporary boss, Ryan, she meets Forest Redder, the man who ends his working contract with Ryan. Leaving the job behind, she thinks that is the end of things until she meets up with him accidentally again. Now he wants to know her and why she is taking on temp jobs when she seems to need the income. So he hires her for his friend Wen’s open assistant’s job and starts the seduction of the woman he wants.
Jordan takes the job mostly to find out more about Forest since there is nothing about him on the site other than rumors he makes his dates sign confidentiality agreements. But it is just a temp job and she doesn’t want to mix business with pleasure. Nor does she want to expose who she is and what she really does for a living.
The two finally combust but with that, they also find there is more than just lust between them. This is a short, and sizzling story of two people who have been hurt, not looking for love, but finding it in the most unlikely scenerio. I throughly enjoyed this story and was glad they didn’t do everything quickly because they were running out of page time. I got what I wanted and see a bright future for these two.
Give this short story a try, along with an ice cold drink, a towel to dry off your sweating e-device and lots of alone time to truly savior the total experience of this story.
Shari
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Great review. Looking forward to reading HelenKay’s new release.
Hmm, I guess that’s one way to get past the hurt of betrayal and rejection. Sounds interesting.
I love everything she’s written. Can’t wait to read this one.
It would be interesting to star a site like that….
Great review Shari 🙂