Review: Last Call
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 28, 2012
Sunny Black is a strong-will woman who literally wears her mantra, `never give up' on her sleeve.  Gavin McLeod is a suit in the body of a chiseled farm boy.  When the two meet in Alanna Lynne's Last Call, the fireworks shoot off like the Fourth of July.Last Call is the second book in the Heat Wave series, and the series is aptly named. Her characters are full of passion and heat, as the reader sees not only in the main characters, but the secondary characters as well.  Gavin is tasked with buying a local bar on a strip of beach that is slated for development.  When the VP of Holden Enterprise shows up at the bar he meets the sexy, charismatic bartender, Sunny, soon to find out that she is the owner of the sought after bar. The two feel an instant attraction that will not be squelched.Sunny also raises her younger brother, who helps out at the bar.  Tommy is a loving brother who wants the best for his sister and is not totally convinced the Gavin is the man for her.  Gavin must not only persuade Sunny that he is not the ruthless businessman but also her brother, that his feelings for her are sincere.We also meet Callie, the bosses' daughter, who you want to hate, but soon realize that she is a lost princess who must learn to stand on her own two feet. I actually came to like her by the end of the book and hope to read more about her in another installment of the series.Ms. Lynne brings depth to her characters and stories. As I read the book, I could picture in my head the places and people that she described. Her style of writing is edgy that can be transcribed into any small beach front to the largest of cities. I look forward to reading another book and series, and hope the characters from both book will make appearances in a third book. A must read.book provided by author for the purpose of an honest reviewreviewed by Zafira