"Enjoyable romance"
In the Toledo, Ohio area, psychiatrist Dr. Colin McKenzie
has stopped one on one practice because of a client
accusing him of indecent behavior. Additionally, the
serial dater has not gone out in three months based on
legal advice. He keeps cool by going on long runs and
taking cold showers. The court sends Lucky Clayborn to attend a DUI group
session hosted by Colin. Though she jokes about cold
medicine causing her second infraction, both are stunned
as they are immediately attracted to one another. Lucky
feels her luck has changed and tries to seduce Colin. He
wants her badly, but with a potential ethics violation
hanging over his head and his morality about doctor-
patient relationships; he tries to use the right head.
However, cold showers and three hour runs cannot cool his
blood, which refuses to cooperate by racing southward away
from his brain. This is an engaging contemporary romance starring two fine
characters. Colin is an ethical individual who struggles
with his attraction for his patient and knowing he must
not see her, as he still counsels her. Lucky rejects his
notion of no relationship while she sees him
professionally. The crash makes for a fun time for
readers. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted May 21, 2004
SummaryFrom the moment Lucky Clayborn struts into his office,
psychologist Colin McKenna wants the fiery redhead bad.
With her long, long legs and short, short skirt, she has
him far more interested in her luscious body than her
mind. But how can he possibly have a proper patient/doctor
relationship—something his career depends upon--when
all he wants to do is to get lucky...with Lucky?
Lucky figures the sexy doc needs his head examined if he
thinks she'll be telling him her deepest thoughts. Because
all she's thinking about is getting naked with him! The
only sane thing to do is for Lucky to get a new
psychologist, so she can show Colin just how crazy she can
get... Only she hadn't counted on his sexy bedside manner
breaking through her mind's defenses—or her heart's...
Sleeping with Secrets—Some secrets aren't
meant to keep.
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