Take Me Tonight (The Bullet Catchers, Book 3)

Roxanne St. Claire writes unforgettable books and sizzling romances that talk to your heart, stir your imagination and keep you in suspense from the first page to the last one. A cocktail of Dan Brown, Lisa Gardner and Christina Dodd with her special cherry on top. Mona

Reporter Sage Valentine is trying to understand the tragic death of her roommate. Keisha was set to have a fake abduction but was latter found dead in her own bead. When Sage gets no help from her Aunt Lucy Sharpe head of the bullet catcher agency, she sets out on her own. Sage sets herself up to have the same fantasy as Keisha but she doesn't know that her Aunt is sending an Agent to look out for her. Johnny Christiano will do anything for his boss. Lucy took a chance on him when no one else would. Lucy assigns him to protect Sage without giving him all the details. Sage and Johnny's first meeting is hot as any I have read. It's full of sexual tension and misunderstandings. Sage thinks Johnny is a paid escort but finds herself falling for him anyway. As the tension escalates the danger to Sage is getting closer. Johnny finds him self torn between his mission and his growing feelings for Sage. Will Sage forgive him when she finds out the truth about his background and his connection to her Aunt? Take Me Tonight by Roxanne St. Claire is another pulse pounding sexy story. Looking forward to the next hot bullet catcher story.

Roxanne St. Clair has another winner on her hands. Her characters always jump off the page but Johnny--oh, my--and Sage, virtually leapt! The suspense focuses on whether Sage's roommate and good friend committed suicide or was murdered. Ratchet it up with a website that offers sexy rescues from set-up kidnappings, and Sage's estranged aunt, Lucy Sharpe, owner of the Bullett Catchers, sends Johnny Christiano to keep her niece safe while she investigates. . . safe from everyone but him. Excellent read!

Roxanne St. Claire is the best romantic suspense writer in the business. I loved the first two Bullet Catcher books, but Take Me Tonight was so exciting, suspenseful and sexy that I couldn't put it down. I read it in the car when the light was red, at the gym while working out on the elliptical machine, and while stirring pasta. (My Italian dinner was inspired by Johnny--how about putting his recipes on the author website?). I LOVED the book & kept imagining it as a movie, set in Boston of course, which came through with perfect authenticity. St. Claire always does her research, so each book is chock full of realistic details that serve to make the fantasy that much more exciting. And did I mention suspense? We're pretty sure Keisha's death is suspicious from the start, but oh boy, was I surprised to find out what was really going on! The characters were vivid and compelling, especially Johnny (he's my fave BC!), and I loved that we get to know Lucy Sharpe better in this book. Who else but Roxanne St. Claire could write "Ms. Machivelli does her thang" with just the right mix of humor, sarcasm and wit? I also loved that there was about 10x more sex in this one---thank you, Roxanne, for not making us wait. My husband (who doesn't read romance but ALWAYS reads a St. Claire book) says that fantasy is so we can have what's not good for us, so I'm sure he won't mind if I invite Johnny Christiano to take me tonight, and tomorrow, and the next day... Because no matter what Oprah says, I love a book with a happy ending.

Lucy Sharpe expects nothing less from her Bullet Catchers staff than skill, focus and to remain emotionally uninvolved with the client. Yet when Sage Valentine, Lucy's estranged niece, shows up at her office with a request for information about takemetonite dot com, a thrill-seeker's site for women, Lucy has trouble staying uninvolved, especially when Sage plans to arrange a fantasy abduction for herself. Sage isn't convinced her roommate committed suicide she's sure the dancer's death is related to the website. And her investigative reporter's nose for news won't let her be stopped until she learns the truth. Lucy assigns Johnny Christiano to intervene, 'rescue' Sage before she's even nabbed and then protect her and keep her from pulling any more fool stunts. But he must not let her know he's a bodyguard. Because Lucy rescued Johnny from the mob, he feels a deep sense of loyalty to her and will lie to Sage if necessary to keep her in the dark about who he really is. Johnny is easy on the eyes, good in bed and more than handy in the kitchen. At first it's easy to let Sage believe he's little more than a male prostitute. But as the stakes rise and the threat to Sage becomes more real, Johnny's caught between his loyalty to his rescuer and his growing attraction to Sage and genuine concern for her safety. TAKE ME TONIGHT is the third book in Roxanne St. Claire's Bullet Catcher series about an elite cadre of personal protection specialists. Its quick pacing and can't-put-it-down-til-you've-finished plot will give readers an exhilarating tale and a hero they won't soon forget. Johnny gives new meaning to the term 'Renaissance Man' and will have female readers everywhere begging, 'Take me tonight, Johnny. Please.' While Johnny can whip up a pasta recipe with little effort, author Roxanne St. Claire has come up with a recipe of her own -- a recipe for a winner: equal parts of thrills and suspense, a liberal dash of sensuality laced with pure lust and a pinch of laughter. Mix them thoroughly and pour between the covers of TAKE ME TONIGHT and your reading appetite will be more than whetted.