Review: "All in all, Winter's Heat is a good read."
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 24, 2013
Winter Jones is determined to keep her excellent paying job in order to continue sending funds to her sister to support their aunt's medial needs.  However, life has thrown her two major curve balls that could hinder her plan.  Without discussing with her, Winter's roommate has decided to move in with her crazy boyfriend from hell.  And to complicate matters on an even more on a personal level, Winter has been covertly lusting after her wealthy, drop-dead gorgeous boss, the one man she knows she cannot have.For the past year, Eric Jameson has secretly been obsessing over his housekeeper.  With each passing day, his desire for Winter Jones has slowly stewed until the point where Eric is just moments away from breaking his number one rule of never mixing business with pleasure by claiming Winter as his woman.I found Tami Vinson's Winter's Heat to be a pleasant read.  Where Eric is a tough, hard-core very alpha male who demands respect without question; Winter is an innocent, kind-hearted, yet determined heroine who finds the inner strength that she never knew she had when confronted with an unbelievable harmful act.  The couple is a perfect match for each other.  It amazes me how long it took for Eric and Winter to finally submit to their desires for one another; yet, when they finally did, it was no turning back to the way things used to be.  The sexual tension between them is intensely hot and very passionate.  All in all, Winter's Heat is a good read.This book was reviewed by Nikita Steele for Joyfully Reviewed (JR), and was provided by the publisher/author at no cost to JR for the purpose of being reviewed.