Review: Hot off the Press is indeed 'hot'!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2012
Hot Off The Press, a contemporary romance by Meline Nadeau, is indeed "hot", sizzling with passionate tension between Leigh Cameron and David Stone. When Leigh's father dies suddenly, she must go back to the small town where she grew up and deal with running the local newspaper her father left to her in his will. Definitely not her dream job. David Stone, chief editor and mentee of the late Ben Cameron, knows of Leigh's estranged relationship with her father. He is also aware Leigh's goal is to get back to her "real" journalism job in New York City. Can love push them beyond their mistaken perceptions and the prejudicial baggage they both carry from the past? Both Leigh and David are dynamic, interesting and well written characters, making Hot Off The Press extremely entertaining. Not only do the two exchange a constant barrage of whiplash quips and irreverent banter but their shared attraction has them tumbling into bed together, and often, adding dazzling fireworks to their already stormy relationship. An unexpected twist near the end added yet another thrill to this delightful, steamy romance.Review by Pam B. Morris[from an advanced preview copy]