"One hot book!"

Take a hot sultry night in Savannah, one lawyer who's in town on business with lost luggage and no hotel reservations and add a good girl looking to cut loose just once in her life. Put them together and what do you get? Why this fabulous one sitting read, of course!

Chance McMann is in town just for a few days to help a senator friend of his father's keep his daughter out of the newspapers. The airlines lost is luggage, he has no hotel reservations, he's been splashed with what he thought was mud but smells worse and it's Saint Paddy's Day weekend which is a big deal in Savannah. The only shirt he can find to buy is a green shirt with the saying 'Irish you'd kiss me.' He changes clothes and then decides to take a walk. A jazz musician asks Chance if he'd like a turn on his saxophone so Chance thinks what the heck.

Tiffany Albright is the daughter of a senator and a lobbyist. She's in Savannah visiting her dearest friend and decides she's tired of being boring and conservative. She sees a jazz musician on the street with a green shirt that says 'Irish you'd kiss me' so she does. She has no way of knowing that Chance is nothing like she thinks he is. She thinks he's a laid back easygoing guy down on his luck. Boy, is she ever wrong and what will she do when she finds out exactly who Chance is?

This book is every bit as hot as any Blaze I've ever read. Tiffany and Chance sure heated up the pages of this book and Savannah was the perfect setting for this fabulous romance! I highly recommend this one!!

Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted June 5, 2003

Fed up with the parade of stuffy, self-serving men she meets as a Washington D.C. lobbyist and congressman's daughter, Tiffany Albright decides while visiting sultry Savannah that the antidote is a weekend fling with a good- time guy. But Chaunce McMann Jr., the man she chooses for the adventure, is a D.C. lawyer in town to do a political favor. And she won't let him explain he's not exactly the laid-back guy she thinks he is.

Summary

What's a sexy D.C. blue blood doing in sultry Savannah? Cutting loose — that's what! Tiffany Albright trashes her conservative suits and corporate briefcase for a few days of fun, fun, fun. She's lobbying for a weekend fling with a hot guy. He has to be a free spirit — she's tired of tired men with fake smiles, weak handshakes and schmoozey political favors.

When a silly T-shirt puts Chance McMann in Tiffany's path, he's not sure whether it's the best or worst thing that's ever happened to him. Sure, he's attracted to Tiffany — she's bold, beautiful and built — but she won't let him explain that he's not exactly the laid-back guy she thinks he is. In fact, the phrase stuffed shirt could easily be linked to his name.

As fate would have it, Tiffany leaves Chance in the bedroom only to discover that everything she thinks to be true — isn't!