Tiffany Reisz & Megan Hart - Captivated (Cosmo Red Hot Reads from Harlequin)

Double the passion and seduction as New York Times bestselling author Megan Hart and international bestselling author Tiffany Reisz weave two provocative tales about power, bad-boy lovers and secret desires!


LETTING GO by Megan Hart 

Colleen goes to the same bar every night and orders the same drink: a whiskey, neat. She doesn't drink it, though. Jesse the bartender notices the beautiful, sad woman who keeps to herself. Until one night when she lets go and lets him in. And after that, Jesse has only one mission to show her one night is only the beginning…


SEIZE THE NIGHT by Tiffany Reisz

Five years ago, a night of forbidden passion between Remi and Julien, the heirs of two powerful and competitive horse-racing families, led to a feud that is threatening to ruin both farms. Now Remi must find Julien again but when she does, her need for Julien is just as strong and just as forbidden…

{5 stars}

***ARC provided by publisher via Netgalley for honest review

I have never read Megan Hart before, so my sole reason for reading this book was the always amazing Tiffany Reisz. But sometimes you have to get thru the opening act to see the star you follow like a stalker.

3 stars for Letting Go by Megan Hart. It's a slow starter and I didn't really get attached to Colleen, she was a bit of a confusing character. Even she didn't know herself well enough to know what she wanted. But Jesse, he was a great character. Funny, charming and confident in what he wanted to make him super sexy. Not a landslide for me, but a nice story.

5 stars for Seize the Night by Tiffany Reisz. In my world Mistress Reisz can do no wrong. This is one of her typical funny, sexy, entertaining stories that has you falling right into it. Remi and Julien are like a Romeo and Juliet who are from feuding families. Add in Remi's assistant Merrick for comic relief and you have yourself one wonderful story! First love (sorta), hot sex, some intrigue and the court jester.....a great read for a Sunday afternoon!