Burning Obsession by Calista Fox Series: Burned, #4
Published by St. Martin's Griffin Publication Date: November 1st 2016
Also in this series: Burning Obsession
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Her head whipped around. Long, sleek blond strands slashed across her face, sticking to her crimson lips. Her gaze locked with mine. Her tawny, mostly golden eyes were wide. Excitement—hot and bright—flared in them.
That was when it happened. Lightning struck.
For two years, Kyle Jenns dodged danger and bullets with his now-best friend, Ari Bax, when ruined investors of the exclusive resort 10,000 Lux sabotaged not just the hotel, but also targeted Ari. Now with the bad guys locked up and Kyle being a full-fledged bodyguard and head of security at the Lux, he’s ready to start the next chapter of his life. Having absolutely no idea it’s going to happen the moment he lays eyes on a stunning blond named Tamera FenmoreThe chemistry between them is instantaneous and hot. But Tamera’s suddenly in the crosshairs of a killer, needing Kyle’s protection as much as she needs his passionate kisses. The danger escalates along with Kyle’s own burning obsession for Tamera—and everything he’s learned as a bodyguard will be put to the ultimate test when it comes to saving her.
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I enjoyed this sexy and suspenseful story. It is a fast paced mystery with entertaining characters and lots of passion. When Kyle and Tamara meet, they are attracted to each other and have a wildly passionate relationship. After discovering there is a crazy man after Tamara, Kyle insists on protecting her. Kyle is a bodyguard and protective by nature and he does everything within his power to keep Tamara safe. I liked both Tamara and Kyle and there is a lot of chemistry zinging between them. This is the fourth book in the Burned series and each book is a standalone.
