Review: Fun, sexy and lordy it had me tearing up too!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 4, 2014
Fun, sexy and lordy it had me tearing up too! Temporarily Yours was a really delightful read. I had such a good time with it as Kayla and Cooper have a chance meeting, attraction hits them full force and, well, they end up pretending to be a couple at her sister's wedding and having lots of nekkid sweaty fun in the process. Yeahs. It... was a good time.Kayla and Cooper. Hmmm. They're a little different and a bit...quirky? The two meet at an airport when Cooper is drawn to the fidgety woman rocking a serious case of nerves over getting on a plane--because, you know, metal can of death with wings and all that-- and makes it his mission to distract her during their flight.I really liked both of them. Kayla, to me, was a hoot. She can be awkward and spouts statistics/percentages especially when she's nervous but she was fun too and definitely not shy at all about having a bit of nekkid fun with Cooper. And whewboy, Cooper. He's sex walking. He's ex-military and a little damaged from his experiences but he's got that swagger and sex appeal that's just irresistible. I would so not mind him distracting me for a spell. There were some really funny moments between them but some incredibly sweet ones too.The connection between them was pretty instantaneous and for me I forgot a lot of the time they'd just met. They were just good together and I loved that he liked her for just who she was quirks and all and totally got her. And steamy. Yeah. There's some serious heat happening starting with naughty airport sex. A couple times they had me scratching my head going hmm I don't think that position is *quite* possible. But still overall nice and fan yourself good.This one was short and sweet with a lot of heat. I chuckled quite a few times over their interactions and had a couple girly swoony ones at the sweet moments. While there were lots of lighter scenes as he wound up playing the part of her boyfriend at the wedding she was attending there were some serious ones as well as they both dealt with misconceptions where their families were concerned and grew as individuals and I just loved that. I'll so be reading more from this series and checking out the rest of what Jen/Diana has written.