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Title: The Geek Job
Author: Eve Langlais
Release Date: April 7th 2011
Genre: Paranormal/Shape-shifter
Length: W/C 40,800 (Big Novella)
Publisher: Self Published
Series: n/a
Format: E-book
ISBN: 9780986915406
Posted: May 22, 2011
Reviewer: Linda H
Rating: 4
Heat Level: 2
Summary/Blurb:
Lexie is a werewolf and a bodyguard. She has been hired by the vampire Frederick to make sure his resident geek, Anthony, lives through a conference where he has been invited to talk about his recent research about DNA, and more especially a certain kind of UV allergy.
Review:
The Geek Job by Eve Langlais is filled with humor, and I caught myself laughing at loud in several Instances. For example on the very first page, while Lexie is talking about her fee : “Damn, given what a high class call girl goes for these days, I should be asking for more”.
Lexie is getting fed up with being single, and thinks a little fling with “the geek” she has been hired to guard might do her some good. Little did she know that Anthony is both tall and handsome with a deliciously muscular body, and that instead of seducing him, his shyness might end up seducing her. Their attraction is there from the very first meeting, and just a look can make sparks fly between them, no matter where they are.
This story has different angle on the cross-species relationships, and Anthony is an interesting character, both smart and handsome. Lexie is a strong woman, who needs to lead, but when it comes to Anthony, she is able to think about having a real relationship with a man who can lead her.
This was a fun read!
Author: Eve Langlais
Release Date: April 7th 2011
Genre: Paranormal/Shape-shifter
Length: W/C 40,800 (Big Novella)
Publisher: Self Published
Series: n/a
Format: E-book
ISBN: 9780986915406
Posted: May 22, 2011
Reviewer: Linda H
Rating: 4
Heat Level: 2
Summary/Blurb:
Lexie is a werewolf and a bodyguard. She has been hired by the vampire Frederick to make sure his resident geek, Anthony, lives through a conference where he has been invited to talk about his recent research about DNA, and more especially a certain kind of UV allergy.
Review:
The Geek Job by Eve Langlais is filled with humor, and I caught myself laughing at loud in several Instances. For example on the very first page, while Lexie is talking about her fee : “Damn, given what a high class call girl goes for these days, I should be asking for more”.
Lexie is getting fed up with being single, and thinks a little fling with “the geek” she has been hired to guard might do her some good. Little did she know that Anthony is both tall and handsome with a deliciously muscular body, and that instead of seducing him, his shyness might end up seducing her. Their attraction is there from the very first meeting, and just a look can make sparks fly between them, no matter where they are.
This story has different angle on the cross-species relationships, and Anthony is an interesting character, both smart and handsome. Lexie is a strong woman, who needs to lead, but when it comes to Anthony, she is able to think about having a real relationship with a man who can lead her.
This was a fun read!
