Blurb
Hell give her everything she desires…except his identity.
Flower shop owner Alexa Conroy had it all before the recession hit and her customers fled to cheaper shopping grounds. Desperate to make ends meet, she sells her dream home and moves into the rundown apartments above her shop. When she spots six feet of sexy distraction—complete with muscles, piercings, and tattoos—ripping up flooring, Alexa knows the karmic windfall shes due just landed on her doorstep.
And the attractions definitely not one-sided.
Dillon James, reluctant heir to the corporation about to foreclose on Alexas shop, is not about to jeopardize their scorching chemistry by admitting hes not the buildings handyman. But with only weeks until her business goes under and his identity is revealed, Dillon must find a way to convince Alexa cooperation isnt a dirty word, help her save the shop from his brothers greed, and persuade her that hes not the enemy…or risk losing the only woman whos seen the real him.
Review
In the second book in the Love Required series, florist Alexa Conroy is struggling to keep her small, heavily indebted business afloat. Since the chain store down the street sells their flowers for less, shes losing customers. Shes on the verge of losing everything, but then she meets the sexy handyman working in her apartment building, which is above her store. Luckily for her, hes perfect for relieving her long-denied libido.
Dillon James is no average handyman. Hes actually co-owner of the building where she lives and works in, and his parents own the hardware store Alexa hates, which hes set to inherit. Its no surprise he doesnt tell her who he really is. As they get to one another, his guilt builds, but will he lose her when he finally tells her the truth?
Alexa and Dillon are great characters. Theyre determined to do great things with their lives. The sexual tension between them was scorching, but they couldnt stop thinking about sex, which slowed the pacing.
There werent any typos from what I noticed, and I enjoyed Ms. Quinns writing style. I will definitely look for more of her books.
3.5 Stars
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