The Hot Line

Thought it was great that the women could call up firefighters and get their needs meant Who wouldnt want a Hot Sexy Firefighter taken care of them

The Hot Line by Cathryn Fox is broken down into three parts. Each one is centered on a sexy firefighter. Part One: Sara and Mitch Sara is in Chicago for her best friend's wedding when she meets bad boy Mitch Adams. The sexual awareness between them is instantaneous. His pal Nick (the groom-to-be) warned him to stay away from her; she's not one for casual flings and his fiancé doesn't want to see her best friend get hurt. Meanwhile, Sara's friend gives her a card with a number to call for a "fully equipped" firefighter to come and take care of your "fire." She calls the hotline and he comes to the house. She tells herself to remember to keep her emotions out of it, keep it purely physical, just for research for an article for the Chicago-based magazine she wants to work for. Mitch realizes she's special because, unlike all the other women he's been with, she cares about giving him a fantasy too. She cares about his pleasure, not just her own. Both are afraid the other just wants a fling, so they hide the deeper feelings that are developing. Never mind protecting Sara's heart - how can Mitch keep from losing his own? Sara and Mitch's story is scorchingly erotic, some of the hottest sex I've read. Cathryn Fox really knows how to make her characters come alive. Just as I was bracing myself for some prolonged angst, the characters delivered a pleasant surprise with intelligence, honesty and quick thinking. I loved it. Part Two: Jenna and Dean Jenna designs lingerie, and Cassie (the bride-to-be) has asked her to put together a show for her friends before the wedding. She's been lusting over Dean's perfect body since the first time she saw him, but can't imagine he'd be attracted to someone like her. She thinks he's more likely to be into someone like the thin model she hired to work her lingerie show. Unfortunately, the model is sick at the last minute, so Jenna reluctantly models the sexy lingerie herself. When Dean catches an eyeful of the delectable, curvy Jenna, he's mesmerized. How can he help Jenna find the confidence to let herself go? I absolutely loved Dean's methods for helping Jenna gain her confidence and explore her sexuality. There's an incredible depth that makes Jenna and Dean's story irresistible. Readers will enjoy seeing Jenna blossom with the help of Dean's caring attention. Part Three: Megan and Brady Megan was married to a selfish "house hippo" so she isn't looking for a serious relationship. Brady is determined to show her he's different. He wants to pamper her and show her he appreciates her. Circumstances conspire to throw the two together, as they end up saving the day by cooking together for the wedding. She's worried he's too good to be true; he's incredibly patient and understanding. Can he convince her to risk her heart? Readers will not be disappointed with this cute and very sexy romance. All three stories in The Hot Line are short enough that the angst isn't dragged out too long, but they're long enough to

Have you ever wondered what sexy firefighters get up to in their off hours? The Hot Line is an escort service with the willing firemen of Station 419 satisfying every desire for a reporter, a lingerie designer and a chef. Fever `Fever' Sara Jack is in Chicago for a friend's wedding. Thinking to do an article about The Hot Line, she meets up with sexy Mitch Adams who seems to be more than willing to satisfy her every desire. `Sirens' Jenna Powers designs lingerie. Too bad she isn't as self-confident about her body as she is about her designs. Dean Beckman noticed Jenna right away when she arrived in town for his friend's wedding. When she calls The Hot Line it is Dean who comes to her assistance, showing her just how sexy she really is. Flash Fire "Flash Fire' Chef Megan Wagner harbors a desire for sexy firefighter and stationhouse cook Brady Wade. Megan is fully prepared to have a no-strings-attached affair, but Brady wants more. The Hot Line by Cathryn Fox is sure to be a fan favorite, sexy firefighters who are eager to please. Who could resist that? Dean, Brady and Mitch are heroes to raise temperatures so be prepared to have a cold drink handy. The love scenes are well portrayed and appropriate to the story and the chemistry is off the charts. The storylines are smooth and flowing with plenty of action to keep the reader happy. The characters are all well fleshed out and the details vivid, enhancing the storylines at every turn. The Hot Line makes a girl want to find a fireman of her own. Scarlet reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

I picked up this book on a whim and it was good but sometimes the language between the two lovers was so cheesy! I kept saying to myself 'A man would NEVER say that!'

Could anything be hotter than a hunky fireman head over heels in love? Yep. How about THREE hunky firemen head over heels in love?? Cathryn Fox delivers the goods in her novel The Hot Line, releasing March 4, 2008. This collection of sensual romances revolving around a firehouse in Chicago is just the thing to usher in the warmer months this spring! This particular firehouse has a special number for women looking for a night of unforgettable passion with a fireman ready and willing to fulfill their fondest fantasies. But three firemen in particular stoke the blaze a lot hotter when they turn up the heat on the women of their dreams! ~Fever~ Working for a small town paper back in Trenton, Iowa is hardly the stuff a reporter's dreams are made of. When Sara Jack is given the exclusive number for The Hot Line, she knows she has stumbled into a career-making story that will guarantee her a job at a big Chicago newspaper. It's all about the story - that's the only reason she is calling The Hot Line. Yeah, right... Mitch Adams is a no-strings attached playboy, good for a fling but not into relationships. That's the warning Sara's friend Cassie gives her concerning the sexy firefighter. Suddenly, nothing sounds better than an out of town fling with none other than Mitch himself, and The Hot Line is her ticket to a night of pleasure she is sure Mitch can deliver on. But flings have a way of becoming so much more when you least expect it... Although I loved all of the men in The Hot Line, I think that Mitch Adams is my favorite. Maybe it is the whole misunderstood bad boy who has just never found the right woman thing he has going on, but he totally got to me. He may be a playboy at first, but that certainly all seems to change for him the moment he lays eyes on charming small town girl, Sara. And what isn't there to like about Sara? Although delightfully guileless, she doesn't hesitate at participation in some very sexy role playing games with the hunky fireman of her dreams, showing him she is more than eager to fulfill his own fantasies - something that takes him very much by surprise. With their easy banter and inventive role-playing, this couple entertains us with a fun and light-hearted romance that made me giggle more than once. But don't let those giggles fool you - there is more than enough heat to go along with those laughs in this hot little story! ~Sirens~ Jenna Powers has come a long way from the chubby little girl with braces she used to be to a beautiful and talented lingerie designer with her own budding business. Scheduled to do an important lingerie show by her friend Cassie, things turn disastrous when her model falls ill at the very last minute. With no available stand-in, things turn even more disastrous - Jenna must model her lingerie personally. The only thing going right is that the sexy fireman she's been fantasizing about left before the show started. If she has to make a fool out of herself, at least