Review: Cops – Erin M. Leaf

When you’re a thief and you’re dating two cops, life can be tricky—especially when you stumble across your boys in the middle of a heist. When you’re a cop and you’re dating a sexy thief, life isn’t just weird. It’s dangerous.

Blue is falling for her two new boyfriends, but they’re having trouble finding time to be together. Being a thief is crazy. And a cop’s work is never done. When you don’t have time to date, you steal any kind of alone time that you can. So what if Liam and Matt are tied up in the middle of a murder investigation?

Matt and Liam never expected to find themselves bound together in a basement. When Blue stumbles over them, she offers them something much more risky than freedom: herself. Because she’s not a saint. She’s a very, very naughty thief, and when her boys neglect her, they must pay her price if they want to win her heart.

Series: Blue’s Boys #2
Release Date: December 2nd 2014
Publisher: Evernight Publishing
Source: Manic Readers
Reviewer: Kenna
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

Oh my goodness!  Erin Leaf’s second addition in the “Blue’s Boys” series is so cool!!  No flowery words or descriptions.  It’s just plain cool.  I enjoyed it very much.

Blue, Matt, and Liam are back, and they’ve gotten themselves into another little “situation”.  Once again, there is humor, action, witty banter, and SEX!! These three are so hot!  They smolder.  They radiate nuclear energy.  The sun is jealous of their heat.  Can I be more descriptive?  Probably, but I don’t want to waste your time while you should be going out and getting this book.  TWo words…club scene.

Like the first in the series (“Thief”), the story is short, not even 13,000 words, but it’s so good that it’s not necessary to prolong it.  It may get boring if it were a loooooong novel.  Blue and her men have fantastic chemistry.  It’s obvious that they belong together, even though she’s a thief, and they’re cops.  Of course, when their careers cross again, there’s some fallout they’ll have to deal with.  This book had a bit of mystery to it along with the action, and it held my attention all the way to the end.  Ms. Leaf writes a villain as well as she writes a hero.

As I mentioned, this is the second in the series.  I suppose it could be read as a stand alone, but I recommend that you start at the beginning so that you can see how everything started.  Trust me on this one.  If you like your menage stories to be exciting and extremely sexy, this one is for you.