
Blurb
“A guy. A girl. A silver pole “
As owner of Jensen Securities, Max Jensen lives by one simple rule: Never take your eyes off the target. Once he spies lithe little Jordan Landon wrapped around a pole, though, his eyes aren t the problem. It s keeping his mind on his job.
Her job as a pole-dancing instructor might cause a few raised eyebrows, but it s what she does on a speeding motorcycle that kicks Max s protective instincts into overdrive. And puts the hurt on his determination to keep his hands to himself.
Years ago, Jordan left her wealthy, disapproving family behind to pursue her dream of opening her own dance studio. Approaching a hottie in a bar was easy in her college days, but now? If she wants him, she ll have to put her big-girl panties on and go for it.
Once alone, their inhibitions disappear faster than their clothes. But when someone breaks into Jordan s home, Max finds himself in an uncomfortable position as the target of Jordan s suspicions about his real motives.
Review
Security expert Max Jensen is always professional, but his latest case is anything but normal. While watching his subject at a dance studio, he can’t help his sudden fascination with the gorgeous instructor. His libido kicks in and takes over every sane thought in his head.
Jordan Landon has given up her wealthy, controlling family to live her own life. Her dream is to run her own dance studio, but she can’t afford it. She hasn’t had sex in years, and to get over her dry spell, she joins some of her dance students for a night out and picks up a hottie at the bar. But little does she know meeting Max wasn’t a happy accident.
The connection between Max and Jordan is instant. I loved the banter and how well they got along after just meeting each other. The story was a little slow at times, but I wish it would’ve been longer to show them building more of their relationship (they fell into insta-love). I still really enjoyed it.
4 Stars
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