Title:
Hot Spanish Nights
Author:
Bianca Swan
Publisher:
The Wild Rose Press
Genre:
Contemporary Romance
Publication
date: October 29, 2010
ISBN:
None
ASIN:
B004AM5EK0
Length:
109 pgs
Book
Series and number: N/A
Rating:
4
Heat
Rating: Spicy
I
received a complimentary copy of this book from the author in
exchange for a fair and honest review. I rated it 4 out of 5 stars.
Reviewed
for For Whom The Books Toll
4,
Spicy
Southern
vixen Erica DeLongpre journeys to Spain to find the horse of her
dreams, never expecting to find a man capable of stirring her sexual
awareness.
Damián
Xérès, a renowned bullfighter is deliciously skilled on a horse—and
in bed. But a woman from Damian's past rattles Erica's confidence and
threatens the very essence of her trip.
With
Lucia waiting for the slightest chink in her armor, Erica can't help
wonder what lies ahead in those Hot Spanish Nights.
Erica
DeLongpre travels to Spain to purchase a horse she's always dreamed
about.
She meets Damian
Xeres, renowned bullfighter and expert horseman. Erica doesn't expect
her body's reaction to Damian's. She is after all engaged to be
married, although she doesn't love Trey. Damian is pure male and
Erica can't stop thinking about riding him. When Erica sees Damian
with a woman not long after she and Damian made love, she's hurt and
upset. Damian insists it's over with his ex. But Lucia has other
plans, she wants Damian and her actions threaten Damian's horses and
Erica's safety.
My
Review:
I
really enjoyed reading Hot
Spanish Nights by Bianca Swan.
The story was well written and the hero and heroine were very real
and likeable. Damian's character is sexy and confident and he's known
as a playboy. I thought Damian was all alpha male but he was also
vulnerable and sweet. He's just looking for the right woman to spend
the rest of his life with. Erica seemed not to know her own effect on
men. She's just a nice southern girl who wants a horse perfect for
her. The book had a lot of
steamy, hot sex between Damian and Eric. I liked how Ms. Swan
injected the horsemanship terms into the story and that some had
double meanings that gave some humor and fun to the read. I wasn't
expecting the book to end where it did and I turned the page back and
reread it to make sure I hadn't missed anything. I said "Nooooooo,
you can't end it here." Hot
Spanish Nights was a great book, but I do wish there had been
an epilog. Maybe we can revisit Erica and Damian in a future book,
Ms. Swan??
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