Review: Scents and Sensuality, heavy on the sensuality
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 14, 2013
Amanda Whitfield is a beautiful, sexy, science nerd. She's sure the reason she can't find a man in time for her cousin's wedding is because the flirtation gene is lacking in her DNA. Harrison Kincaid may be a computer genius, but he's no nerd. He has no trouble attracting women; he's just not interested in keeping one longer than a few dates.When Harrison's mother sets the two of them up on a blind date, Amanda doesn't care what the man looks like as long as he'll be her emergency date to the big family event. Harrison is tired of his mother's meddling and decides to teach her a lesson. But that's before he actually sees Amanda.The backdrop of Amanda's perfume business sets the tone for the sensuality that runs through this book. If you like a hot, sensual read, this is your book.  I especially liked how all the characters were deep and two dimensional, even the secondary ones:  Amanda's friend Nicole and Harrison's friend, Steve. Add Harrison's meddling mom, and you have a winner of a book. You can almost smell the pheromones through the pages.