Cindy L. (cindimytrle) reviewed A Scent of Seduction (Lust Potion #9, Bk 2) (Harlequin Blaze, No 290) on + 133 more book reviews
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If you are looking for a HOT & Spicy read this will do it! This is the second book in the Lust Potion #9 mini-series.
Lorrie B. (mallygirl) reviewed A Scent of Seduction (Lust Potion #9, Bk 2) (Harlequin Blaze, No 290) on + 170 more book reviews
Kathryn Walters may once have been a career-obsessed book editor with a libido that fell asleep in the time-out corner, but no more. Ever since she and Coyote Sullivansports editor and Native American hottieshared a sniff of a supposed lust potion, things have really heated up. So much so that she's abandoned her nightly fantasies in favor of a much steamier reality.
But are the fireworks the real deal?
Or is this fling the result of the potion? And if the stuff isn't fake, what do they do when the bottle runs dry?
Ancients tell the story of a Yucatan love potion extracted from the jaguar and known for its mysterious scent that beguiles and seduces the other beasts of the jungle. Over hundreds of years, witch doctors experimented with this concoction, eventually creating a lust potion that heightens the senses and conjures erotic fantasies. Because of its power, only a select few were allowed to administer it until a pirated strain made it over the border into San Diego, California where it was secretly sold to a few wealthy clients...that is, until it mistakenly fell into the hands of Kathryn Walters, an uptight workaholic book editor at the San Diego Times. She accidentally gets a dab of the potion onto her neck before a work team-building meeting where she ends up in a group hug. Suddenly, straight-laced Kathryn's world comes undone as she becomes the lust/love-object of several co-workers (the curmudgeon business editor, the Betty White-like food editor, and the too-sexy sports editor). She easily fends off the first two, but her heart beats like a pagan drum whenever she's near the sports editor, Native American Coyote Sullivan. Soon, Kathryn's staid persona becomes wild and uninhibited, thanks to that first scent of seduction.
But are the fireworks the real deal?
Or is this fling the result of the potion? And if the stuff isn't fake, what do they do when the bottle runs dry?
Ancients tell the story of a Yucatan love potion extracted from the jaguar and known for its mysterious scent that beguiles and seduces the other beasts of the jungle. Over hundreds of years, witch doctors experimented with this concoction, eventually creating a lust potion that heightens the senses and conjures erotic fantasies. Because of its power, only a select few were allowed to administer it until a pirated strain made it over the border into San Diego, California where it was secretly sold to a few wealthy clients...that is, until it mistakenly fell into the hands of Kathryn Walters, an uptight workaholic book editor at the San Diego Times. She accidentally gets a dab of the potion onto her neck before a work team-building meeting where she ends up in a group hug. Suddenly, straight-laced Kathryn's world comes undone as she becomes the lust/love-object of several co-workers (the curmudgeon business editor, the Betty White-like food editor, and the too-sexy sports editor). She easily fends off the first two, but her heart beats like a pagan drum whenever she's near the sports editor, Native American Coyote Sullivan. Soon, Kathryn's staid persona becomes wild and uninhibited, thanks to that first scent of seduction.
Kristi K. reviewed A Scent of Seduction (Lust Potion #9, Bk 2) (Harlequin Blaze, No 290) on + 9 more book reviews
Is it just the lust potion that is ramping up the heat between Kathryn Walters and Coyote Sullivan? Or are the fireworks the real deal?
