Play with Me

Pilot Amanda Bauer isn't into relationships and commitment. Busy businessman Reese Campbell doesn't have time for relationships and commitment. So, how did these two end up on the same airport tarmac on Halloween? The moment they met, on the day Amanda dressed in a sexy airline hostess outfit, and after Reese was reprimanded by his aunt about his needing to go out and have fun, well, let's just say the sparks flew. Both indicate to the other they're only looking for a one night fling, with no plans to further their uh...relationship, so the arrangement is pretty cut and dried. But what if one night isn't enough? Why not celebrate all the upcoming holidays together with some playful fantasies? A little playacting here and there, lots of erotic, fun filled fantasies fulfilled. Amanda and Reese are having a great time together. So why does each time together feel like it's going to be the last time? In Leslie Kelly's PLAY WITH ME, we meet two characters raised totally different, who as adults, are the opposite of their childhood. Amanda was raised by strict parents and now she relishes her freedom. Reese grew up in a happy home which was torn asunder by the sudden death of Reese's father two years ago. Now Reese has his nose to the grindstone, shutting out any chance for love. Amanda seems like the perfect answer to his aunt's suggestion to have a little fun. Amanda isn't into the "L" word and she makes it clear she also isn't into relationships. Why not have a no strings attached fling? Their sensual rendezvous in various cities across the United States doesn't mean they are an item, but the more they're around each other, the harder it is to stay apart. Definitely feels and acts like the relationship they deny they're after. The love scenes are smoking hot and Amanda and Reese get into some ticklish situations at various times. Add in that PLAY WITH ME uses the holidays/celebrations from Halloween to Valentine's Day for their trysts, and you get another reason why one can always find time to celebrate love more than just one day a year. A fun premise becomes a witty, compelling tale as two characters not looking for commitment soon find themselves unable to be without the other in PLAY WITH ME. If you like sexy, hot reads, then put this one at the top of your reading list. Patti Fischer Romance Reviews Today