Feeling Hot (Out of Uniform, #7)
Elle Kennedy
In tight quarters, anything can happen… Fresh off a six-month deployment, Navy SEAL Cash McCoy is determined to end his celibacy streak with a night of down and dirty sex. Instead, he gets an interrupted hook-up with a hot blonde who vanishes without a way for him to contact her. When he’s asked to keep an eye on—and hands off—his CO’s sister for a few weeks to guard her from a psycho-stalker ex, Cash accepts the assignment as a distraction…and gets the surprise of his life. Jen Scott knows she needs protection, but she’s not looking forward to being babysat by some straight-laced yes-man her overprotective brother can boss around. Finding out her new roomie is none other than the sexy stranger who was seconds away from shaking her world apart changes everything. Orders be damned, Cash is the one man capable of helping her explore her sexuality, and she’s even willing to break her own rule—never date military men—to get the gorgeous SEAL into her bed. Only, Cash makes it clear he wants much more than she bargained for. Not just her body, but the one thing Jen promised herself she’d never give to a man in uniform. Her heart. Warning: Sexy SEAL? Check. Sassy heroine determined to seduce him? Check. Scorching hot sex bound to make you blush? Double check. A threesome and some man-on-man action? Triple check. You've been warned.
Publication Year: 2017
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0 0(9/5/12): A cute story, though it seems the land is populated by former couples with just about the same HEA. I really enjoyed Cash and Jen, but I don't think I have any need to read about the rest of the SEALS... except maybe Dylan. There's a boy who deserves some HEA of his own.
10/31/12 - Not quite a "re-read", I came back just for that first scene between Cash and Dylan. Wow, still incredibly hot. I like the interplay between them a lot more than the usual "menages are normal" romance trope. This little flash of passionate interaction really makes this story stand out.
(1/6/16): After enjoying books 1 & 2 of the Off Campus series, I found myself thinking "Elle Kennedy, why does that sound so familiar?". FEELING HOT was certainly sexy, but the characters didn't feel well defined beyond their professions. I can see the bones of everything I enjoyed in Off Campus, though, glad I came back to this one.
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