Stripped Bare by Lacey Thorn

Stripped Bare by Lacey Thorn
Publisher: Ellora’s Cave
Genre: Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Short Story (97 pages)
Other: M/F
Rating: 4.5 cherries
Reviewed by Fuchsia

Stace needs help finding her missing sister. What she gets is Donavan Shepard. Shep is everything a woman could ever desire in a man and much, much more. Hell, he reminds her of a Viking; all she wants is to be ravished over and over again.

Shep wants to find a woman who he can bare all with, keeping nothing hidden. Stace seems to be the one. Can he help her find her sister and convince her to give them a chance? One taste of her lush flesh and he’ll do whatever he can to achieve both.

Bare … hmmm. Well Stace did spend a good bit of time “bare”, but in this title I think bare refers more to an emotional state. This love in this book was purely accidental on Stace’s part. Shep started out as just a really gorgeous piece of man flesh that she wanted try out but soon got to her on a totally different level.

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Ms. Thorn delivered a delightful read and has managed to make a new fan for herself. This book could be an excellent suggested title for almost any reader of romance. The sex, while scorching and fairly in depth crossed no controversial boundaries and the story was done so well as to catch my attention and hold it well past the time when I should have been sleeping.