Let's Get It on

Each story was well written and this book is on my list of books i just HAD to read in one night. Rochelle's story was my personal favorite but each story holds you captivated until you reach the end. And is it necessary to say how sexy each was. Grab a glass of water and fan before you tackle this one!!

Anyone who has read books by these four women know you can't go wrong. This is the follow-up to the book "Welcome To Leos". In "Welcome To Leos" the owners of Leos saw love bloom right before their eyes, now it's time for theme to find love, and they do!!!

Enjoyed this sequel. I was glad to see the Hardcastles get their due. Good read. But first you must read Leo's. All four are my favorite authors. With these four you can't go wrong.

The fabulous four have done it again in this sequel to Welcome to Leo's. We get another glimpse into the life of the Hardcastle family and those that frequent their supper club. Rochelle Alers - Is it possible for two who have loved and lost, to find love again with each other? Alers' story Love Lessons answers that question. Tyrell Hardcastle, master chef at Leo's, thinks Viola Chapman is the woman who can teach him to love again. Viola on the other hand, feels that it is too late for her to marry and have a family. Tyrell sets out to prove her wrong. Donna Hill - Readers were introduced to Noah Hardcastle and Tara Mitchell's relationship in Welcome to Leo's. Three years have passed. The couple has been engaged for two years, but have yet to reach the altar. What happens when Noah's previous love Rachel returns to town wanting to pick up where they left off? Rachel is playing for keeps. Who will be the lady in waiting? Readers also revisit the now married Clyde and Jae Burrell, who previously met and fell in love at Leo's. Brenda Jackson - In this story, readers meet Linc Corbain's sister Sydney. She and Tyrone Hardcastle, Tyrell's twin, found themselves irresistibly attracted to each other at Linc and Raven's wedding. Fast forward nine months - Sydney and Tyrone run into each other in New York. They decide to act on their attraction, but agree it's no prelude to love or commitment. What happens when each find themselves unable to keep the agreement? Francis Ray - Ayanna Hardcastle, the only female partner at Leo's, is sick and tired of her friends and family trying to hook her up with men. To avoid yet another blind date, she lies to her friend that she is seeing someone. She's almost caught up in that lie until a stranger, Tanner Rafferty, comes to her rescue. Tanner is a wealthy business man who is used to having things his way and women chasing him. What happens when he finds himself doing the chasing? As always, great job ladies! Reviewed by Savvy Sista Sophia

Rochelle Alers. DC Carver High School teacher Viola Chapman is responsible for this year's career initiative event so she sent letters to twenty-two businesses soliciting their help. Tyrell Hardcastle, part owner of Leo's Supper Club, agrees to meet with Viola. When they meet they are attracted to one another, but Viola feels she is too old for the younger man. Donna Hill. Noah Hardcastle and Tara Mitchell are engaged, but he refuses to set a date. Jazz pianist Rachel Beaumont returns to town after leaving Noah to further her career five years ago. She plans to retrieve Noah. Brenda Jackson. Roni Hardcastle is away from the supper club to teach music for six weeks at Columbia. He fondly thinks back nine months to when he met Sydney Corbain at her brother's wedding and would not mind seeing her again. His wish comes true as the litigation lawyer is taking a needed rest in town. Francis Ray. Tanner Rafferty visits D.C. to ensure that his new hotel opens on time. He is having lunch at Leo's when he overhears Ayanna Hardcastle tells her friend Sheri she is seeing someone so she does not want a blind date with the latest hunk offering. Tanner sees an opening to meet the beautiful woman so he joins their table saying he is her boyfriend. These four superb contemporary romances each center each on one of the admirable Hardcastle siblings. Each tale is a delightful stand alone yet enhances the other novellas with consistent use of family members and the club they own, making for a delightful anthology. Harriet Klausner