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"Fire and Ice"
Reviewed by Barb Hicks
Posted December 6, 2002
When Tommy "Wild Man" Brodie a star player for the LA Acers,
gets a season-ending injury, he decides to show up on the
door step of Jena McBride. Tired of getting injured and
being on the road, Tommy decides to take the chance to see
if what he had with Read more...
"Hot and Sexy!"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted December 9, 2002
I thought Darcy and Quinn's story was HOT but
Darcy's friend Jena's story ran neck and neck in terms of
having to use the fan factor!
While Darcy and Quinn were discovering each other,
Jena teamed up with Tommy "Wild Man" Brodie, hockey player
extraordinaire who was in town for Read more...
"A sizzling and passionate story of love and understanding!"
Reviewed by Rashmi Srinivas
Posted January 24, 2003
For criminal defense attorney Jena McCade, having a one-
night stand is nothing out-of-the-ordinary. But mooning
about one particular night, fantasizing about it for three
months after the fact, definitely is! The man who's caused
this dedicated playgirl to spend sleepless and sexless
nights is none other than the professional hockey Read more...
Legal Briefs - Litigation between the sheets
SummaryShe's on fire...
Bad girl criminal defense attorney, Jena McCade, has
finally found her bad boy sexual equal. Professional
hockey player, Tommy "Wild Man" Brodie is everything she's
ever wanted in a man. He's gorgeous, he's incredibly
talented...and he's temporary! Still, when Tommy shows up
on her doorstep after being injured, Jena can't resist
offering him some very physical therapy...
...and he can work wonders with ice!
Tommy wants out of the rat race—almost as badly as he
wants Jena! Since their one-night stand, she's been on
his mind and in his dreams. And now he finally has the
sexy D.A. right where he wants her—in his bed,
exciting him, delighting him. The problem? Jena
considers their relationship a fling...nothing more. But
even Tommy knows that possession is nine-tenths of the
law. And once he's stolen Jena's heart, she's not getting
it back...
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