Lila Monroe

Welcome to Billionaire Bachelors Inc, where the sexiest men in the city are about to meet their match… Playboy CEO, Cal McAdams, lives life in the fast lane: hot women, hotter deals, and… a fake fiancee? I signed on to help reform his reckless image and win custody of his god-children, but I wasn’t expecting to come face-to-face (and mouth-to-mouth) with my wild Vegas hook-up from three years ago. AKA, 6”3 of tanned muscle, sharp suits, and ‘undress me’ eyes. AAKA, the best thigh-clenching, bed-shaking sex of my life. AAAKA, the man who couldn’t be more off-limits if he had a uranium belt wrapped around his, um, assets. I’ve never been one to break the rules, but Cal has me wanting to rip them up - and roll around naked on the scrap paper. But with just three weeks to turn this bachelor into a DILF, can we keep our crazy chemistry from derailing his plans? Or will gold-digging relatives, rambunctious pre-teens, and a little thing called love leave us both crashed out of the race? Find out in the new sexy, hilarious romantic comedy from Lila Monroe! BILLIONAIRE BACHELORS SERIES: 1 Very Irresistible Playboy 2 Hot Stuff 3 Wild Card 4 Man Candy 5 Mr. Casanova 6 Best Man

A Romantic Comedy

Hot Stuff

Destiny J Tamayo

A really fun read, although it was a bit over the top towards the end.

Max Monroe

Have you ever seen a fireman who's so insanely sexy you'd actually consider DIY-ing a little at-home arson just so he'd show up at your front door? Dramatic, I know, but hear me out. Chiseled hot body, bright blue eyes, and the sexiest smile I've ever seen, the first time I saw Garrett Alexander in my exam room, it took everything inside me not to do something crazy like mount him during his yearly physical. Not only is he a total babe, but he's charming, hilarious, and the kind of single dad that would make your ovaries explode-the total freaking package. I know you're probably wondering, What in the heck are you waiting for, girl? Go get yourself a fireman! But, see, there's one teeny-tiny (read: huge) problem-if we got together, we'd have to keep our relationship a secret. I know. Who even am I? Some heroine in a freaking forbidden romance novel? Let me guess, now you're probably thinking...Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Don't do it, girl. Don't fall for the sexy, off-limits man. It's not worth it. Well, too late. I already went and did it. And I have a feeling this fire of ours is going to go up in a big, mushroom-cloud-worthy, ball of figurative smoke.

Michelle Vasquez

“Holy guacamole. This guy is H. O. T. hot stuff. It’s a good thing he’s a fireman because there’s a good chance before this night is over, he’s going to make me combust. Surely, he’ll know how to get the flames under control, right?”

If anyone ever told you that you would meet the love of your life under extenuating circumstances, would you believe it? Would you then believe if said people kept meeting under the most bizarre life situations that would make it seem as if it was fate?

Me neither. But I digress, Garrett would have to disagree.

Garret. Divorced. Single Dad. Hot Shot Firefighter. Oh did I mention he was hot? Or was it hot shot? Anyway. He is a unicorn people. A u n i c o r n . And as much as he was holding onto his kids and his job as his sole focus, Lauren came into his life with an iron grip. Literally.

Lauren. Single - but in a committed relationship to her first love, medicine. Doctor. Hard worker. She’s an enigma and incredibly bright, more so that she is all Garrett sees when she walks into the room.

“Hot Stuff,” by Max Monroe is a fun and forbidden standalone romantic comedy. It pairs up Garrett and Lauren under some interesting circumstances, and showcases that their lives were very much more star crossed than what they could have ever imagined. Their chemistry was five-alarm-fire hot, and the quirkiness overload was too cute. When you know you’ve found that special someone, you hold onto them and never let go. It was definitely an insta-love feel good romance and I can’t wait to see what’s next in the single dad series!

4.5

Hot Stuff A Romantic Comedy

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