Book Review: Lori Foster’s Bad Boys of Summer

Posted October 21, 2011 by Kathy Davie in Book Reviews

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Book Review: Lori Foster’s Bad Boys of Summer

Bad Boys of Summer


by

Amy Garvey, Erin McCarthy, Lori Foster


contemporary romance in eBook edition that was published by Kensington Books on May 30, 2006 and has 353 pages.

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Other books by this author which I have reviewed include High Stakes, My Immortal, Bit the Jackpot, An Enchanted Season, Fallen, The Taking, Bled Dry, Flat-Out Sexy, Sucker Bet, Hard and Fast, Hot Finish, When Good Things Happen to Bad Boys, First Blood, Slow Ride, The Chase, The Night Before Christmas, Out of the Light, and into the Shadows, Jacked Up, A Date with the Other Side, Heiress for Hire, Bad Boys in Black Tie, True, Seeing is Believing, Believe, Shatter, Sweet, Burn, Gone with the Ghost, Murder Drama with Your Llama, Man of My Dreams, Bare It All, Run the Risk, Getting Rowdy, Dash of Peril, No Limits, Fighting Dirty

An anthology of three short stories with the focus on the bad boys. Boys who take and don’t wait to be asked…

Series:

“It’s About Time” (Bowling Friends, 4)

The Stories

Lori Foster‘s “Luscious” is all about the Luscious Lucius. A hunky SWAT team member who parlayed an inheritance into an apartment building he rents to women out of luck. One of his tenants has a particularly luscious twin sister he is just dying to know better.

Erin McCarthy‘s “It’s About Time” is just that. About time for Caleb Vancouver to jump back into the dating pool. About time for Trish Jones to have some fun with a guy who doesn’t wear a suit. And isn’t it just about time that they end up meeting each other on a night when each needs the other.

Amy Garvey‘s “Wish You Were Here” is a dream come true in so many ways for Mackenzie Pruitt. Her aunt died and left her the cottage on the beach. With a yard and a shed just dying to be made over into a proper photography studio. Then the contractor of anyone’s dreams shows up. Leo Dawson. A hunk on two feet with a mouth and imagination to die for. A hunk with too many secrets.

The Cover and Title

It’s definitely a carefree summer of a cover with a cute guy laying out on the sands, waves gently lapping the shore as kites fly above in the blue, blue sky.

As for the title, it’s convenient, but don’t expect any but the last to refer to what “summer” conjures up.