Review: Seduce Me – Taylor Brooks

Alec Rogers is one of thousands of actors attempting to find that one big break in Hollywood. A year after he was forced to choose between his life and his career he is now cancer free and trying to put the pieces of his life back together again while rebuilding his stagnate career.

Tyler Gordon was unhappy with his career path, and left his law firm to open a private practice in hopes of making a difference. With a mission to help others, and the help of his legal secretary and surrogate sister he does just that. Finally satisfied with his life, he still can’t help but feel as though something is missing.

A simple meeting between Alec and Tyler shakes up both of their lives, rocking them each to the core. With overwhelming desires taking control they find themselves on a journey of seduction

Series: Sultry SoCal #4
Release Date: May 21st 2013
Publisher: Siren Publishing
Source: Provided by Author/Publisher
Reviewer: Kenna
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

Whew!!  Taylor Brooks wrote a VERY hot book!  Actually, all of her books are hot, but this one?  Scorching!

The two main characters are great.  They’re both genuinely good men.  Alec has just been told by his doctors that he’s cancer free a year after surgery.  Now, he’s trying to get back on his feet, so he seeks legal council about some financial issues.  Tyler is a lonely lawyer who wants to do good deeds.  He’s taken on quite a few pro bono cases, and he’s not exactly living a life of luxury.  In fact, he lives with his secretary and her kids.  Sure, he loves his makeshift family, but he’s longing for something more.

When these men meet, it’s like pouring gasoline on a fire.  They both feel the chemistry, and it explodes on the first night.

Ok, I’ve given a lot more away than I usually do, so I’m going to stop with the spoilers.  I’m just going to tell you that this is a very good story with awesome characters.  It’s so, so, SO sexy.  Because it’s not a long book, it moves quickly, but it doesn’t really seem forced.  Perhaps there really is such a thing as love at first sight.

Taylor Brooks is by far my favorite M/M writer.  She’s never disappointed me, and “Seduce Me” is just one of many great love stories.