Review: Make Me
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2012
Make Me is book three in the Hawkeye series. There is also a Hawkeye story in the anthology Doms of Dark Haven.Ms. Inamorata is, aside from Hawkeye himself, the woman who leads the Hawkeye operation. Crisp and professional during the day, she's a firecracker at night with coworker Wesley Lowell. She doesn't want anything meaningful with Wes, except for nights of steamy sex and a quick exit when she's done.Wes, however, is sick of their arrangement. He wants the whole package. One night, furious, he grabs her as she's making her escape and dominates her, Wesley style.  And Inamorata does what she never thought she'd do. She becomes submissive to this edgy lover.  Suddenly, a killer wants revenge for a past case and Wes will do anything to keep his Inamorata safe.The heart-pounding suspense and action, mixed with edgy domination and submission, is the reason why I love the Hawkeye series. It makes complete sense that Inamorata, at the end of the day, would want to shed her no-nonsense professional persona and allow Wes to take the reins in the bedroom. The way she responded to his intense dominance was so molten, I wouldn't have been surprised if my eReader started smoking. These two make a perfect, unbelievably sexy couple.While Make Me is part of a series it can be read alone. However, it is suggested that one reads it in series order, as there is a running joke on Inamorata's name. No one in the organization knows her first name and all through the series the various characters, human and computer, attempt to figure it out. Is it finally revealed? Read the book!Courtesy of Fallen Angel Reviews ([...])