Turn Up the Heat by Kimberly Kincaid
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Turn Up the Heat by Kimberly Kincaid, is the first full-length story in her
Pine Mountain series; a reworking and re-release of a book by the same name from 2014. It’s a sizzling opposites to
lovers, big city meets small town, snowed in, a big-change-in-life-plans. Bellamy Blake is a real estate analyst who was just
dumped on national television by her boyfriend and at the same time her monster
of a boss is taking her game next level. She decides to takes a break from the big
city, and goes to Pine Mountain, to get away from him and her demanding boss
and spend time with best friends. She’s
not expecting anything except some restorative girl time but instead ends up
needing a tow from a hot, annoying guy who works in a garage. Bellamy
didn’t expect it would take a week to fix her broken down car nor the sexy
small-town mechanic, Shane Griffin, who will fix it. Over the following week,
including a period where the two are snowed in at Shane's shop, they get to truly
know each other better. Except Shane
is not your typical mechanic and he has secrets he’s not willing to share. Despite
everything seeming to be working against her, a
slow-down is just what Bellamy needs needed, along with a meet cute, a
snowstorm, an opportunity to get to know Shane, and cook for him; allowing them
to give in to their attraction. The heat these two generate should have melted
the snow keeping them indoors; it sure didn’t cool them down. There are
sizzling sparks and off the charts chemistry arcing between Bellamy and Shane. The
heat was definitely turned up as the
electricity sizzled between Bellamy and Shane. I highly recommend Turned Up the
Heat to other readers and I can’t wait to see what’s in store for the rest of
this series.
I voluntarily reviewed
a complimentary copy of this book.
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