Infatuation by Alison Kent

Milla Page reviews dating hot spots for MatchMeUpOnline.com. Despite all of the men she’s taken to these places she still hasn’t found a replacement for Rennie Bergen, her college lover. However when his business card shows up in the “booty bowl”, Milla decides to go for and arranges to take him out on her next date. Soon Milla and Rennie are back in bed (and many other places too ;) ) reliving their time in college. But both Milla and Rennie need something else to form a real relationship. But is Milla ready to bare her soul to her lover, or will she have to suffer through a second breakup with Rennie?

Alison based Rennie’s character on from Jessie James who stared in Monster Garage (a cool show broadcast on The Discovery Channel for four seasons :) ). The story is filled with hot sex and sexual tension and you’ll also see glimpses of their past, which explains their actions in the present. Unfortunately, she didn’t share all of the details on Rennie’s project car. I know at least one reader that would have enjoyed reading that part too :D . Still, if you’re an Alison Kent fan, you’d better have this book

Details: Blaze #287, Novvember 2006

Bottom line: A great book

Goes Down Easy by Alison Kent

Jack Montgomery’s search for the victim starts in Austin Texas and leads him to the Big Easy. Meanwhile, Perry Brazille, another resident from the famous Court du Chaud, is marking time managing her aunt's psychic business. Perry's aunt is working with the New Orlean's police to investigate a kidnapping she saw in a dream and Perry is forced to defend her aunt, when Jack arrives to confront her about the dream. But neither Perry nor Jack, could anticipate their attraction for each other. But is it a fling or the real thing? Until they unravel the mystery, neither one knows for sure.

The second book in the Red Letter Nights trilogy (or is it the third of four book ) reads more like a single title book than a traditional Blaze. The sex is there, though not as in your face as you might find in other Blazes. A reasonably complex plot helps the relationship evolve at a much more believable pace.

Details: Blaze #225, January 2006

Bottom line: A very good book