Contemporary
Trouble
By Amanda Haffery
Jul 1, 2007 - 3:50:27 AM

Samair is moving on. After her new boss cuts her work into nothingness, finding her boyfriend in a kinky position with her roommate and finally realizing she can do better, Samair heads to her best friend, Joey. Joey has always walked on the wild side and that’s just what Samair is looking for. Trouble with a capital T. Tracking Joey down at Risqué, Samair finds trouble lurking just in the corner. Valentine Ward, the club’s owner is exactly the kind of trouble Samair wants to get into. Determined to design her own clothing line, Trouble, Samair recruits the help of the sexy club owner, her friends and even some of her family.

Val noticed Samair the moment she walked into his club. He hasn’t been able to keep his eyes or his hands off of her since. This little vixen has turned his world upside down. However, if Val doesn’t come up with fifty thousand dollars in a matter of weeks, his ex-wife is going to steal Risqué, the only thing he wanted out of the divorce settlement. Combining work with pleasure has never been so fun. With Val’s help, will Samair’s clothing line take off and generate enough money to save both of them? Or will the passion that ignites between these two mean more to them than the money in the end.

Sasha White’s stories just get better and better. TROUBLE was smoking hot, erotic, fun and sassy! Samair is the girl next door turned vixen on a mission. She’s sassy, sweet, passionate and smart. Val on the other hand is dominant, suave, rugged and so damn sexy you’ll melt when you read about him. The moment these two meet, the world crumbles down around them. It’s like an earthquake between them. This was definitely the most sexually engaging book I’ve read in a long time. I couldn’t put TROUBLE down. The story line is flawless, hooking this reader from the very first sentence. If you are a reader looking for a cross between romance, erotica, a great storyline and some humor thrown in, then TROUBLE is the story for you. I loved the fact that both characters were after something more in the relationship than just sex, but were a little worried about scaring the other one off. Sasha White portrays her characters in real life situations which makes them even more endearing to readers. This is definitely a book for the keeper shelf and I cannot wait to read the next book from the astonishing Ms. White very soon!