Burn For Me
I've read most of Shiloh Walker's books and this one doesn't disappoint. It is short - a novella, I guess. The hero, Tate, and heroine, Ali, are already together in a friends-with-benefits relationship and the conflict starts there with Ali wanting more. Tate also wants more, but feels he's unable to give it. There is a big mystery concerning the disappearance of Tate's mother that is left unresolved, but I knew this before starting the book and I'm fine with purchasing the follow up novellas/novel to get the full story. Nice read for me, but I didn't expect anything less.