Author: Dakota Cassidy
Rating: Siren's Best Book Stone
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Page
Count: 448
ISBN
E-Book: 9781460334560
Price: $6.39
Print
ISBN: 9780778316312
Price: $6.39
Publisher: Harlequin MIRA
Reviewer: Stacey Krug
Blurb/Summary:
Shields up, sugar—things in Plum Orchard are about to get
real.
Marybell Lyman is notorious for two
things:
Her look. The wicked hairstyle,
multiple piercings and practiced sneer that say: "Stay back—I
bite."
Her voice. The syrupy lilt that's
her bread and butter at Call Girls, the prim little town's flourishing
phone-sex company.
Hunky handyman Taggart Hawthorn is
mesmerized by the contradiction: such sweet tones inside such a spiky
shell! He wants to know more about mysterious Marybell, to hear more of
her sexy talk—all for himself.
Review:
Dakota
Cassidy’s wicked sharp sense of humor had me laughing out loud in Talking After
Midnight. That was not the only emotion
Dakota Cassidy was able to evoke from me.
Combining all the human and animal elements at various points it was
impossible not to shed some tears.
I
really love the characters from the Plum Orchard Series. Both Marybell Lyman and Taggart Hawthorne are
brought to life through their trials and tribulations that they endured. It was these trials and tribulations that
were wrapped in mystery plot bunnies that hopped and built to the conclusion of
the story.
As
usual in this series, the secondary characters played very important roles in
helping the hero and heroine reach their destiny. Showing us that even fictional characters need
other people.
Marybell
and Tag are hilarious together. Marybell’s
standoffish attitude and Tag’s unrelenting spirit had me turning the pages as
fast as I could to see how they would end up.
I found it interesting that Marybell was able to effectively turn off
her work life from the phone sex company in her relationship with Tag. What they shared was just between them, except
that Dakota Cassidy shared their super-hot steamy love scenes with us.