Friday, July 18, 2014

Book Review - One Night in Buenos Aires by Amanda K. Byrne



My Thoughts

Drea and Joe are good friends who also work together. They take a trip to Buenos Aires as a reward for getting a new client and find that due to a reservations mix-up they end up sharing a room and a bed. After waking up sharing a kiss, they decide to explore a sexual relationship for at least their time on vacation. During the week they spend together both realize that this may be something more than just an "itch to scratch" or something to get out of their system. 

I enjoyed reading their inner dialog as they both dealt with insecurities and worries that they would lose their friendship going back into the world. I loved how sweet and thoughtful Joe was with Drea.

I give One Night in Buenos Aires 3 hearts!



About the Book

As a reward for a hard-won contract, best friends Drea and Joe head to Buenos Aires for sun, wine, and the tango. But their week of relaxation is off to an ominous start when a reservation mix-up leaves them with only one option: one room…and one bed.

Exhausted from travel, the two friends figure it won't be a big deal to share a bed for one night—right up until they wake wrapped around each other and seconds away from, well, you know.

When the two decide to follow through on their impulse, they protect their friendship by agreeing that when the vacation's over, the fling's over. While Drea's convinced it's nothing more than a mutual itch, Joe discovers Drea might be everything he's ever wanted. Now all he has to do is convince her that what happens in Buenos Aires doesn't always have to stay in Buenos Aires.

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About the Author

When she's not plotting ways to sneak her latest shoe purchase past her partner, Amanda writes sexy, snarky romance and urban fantasy. She likes her heroines smart and unafraid to make mistakes, and her heroes strong enough to take them on.

If she's not writing, she's reading, drinking hot chocolate, and trying not to destroy her house with her newest DIY project. She lives in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, and no, it really doesn't rain that much.



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