Nicola Rendell

Do You Feel It Too?

A hot summer night is perfect for feeling your way in the dark... For urban-legend hunter and television host Gabe Powers, it's business--investigate the most notorious haunted places in Savannah. Then he meets his new sound engineer, a dewy Georgia peach who may just turn this gig into (im)pure pleasure. All it takes is one night for them to conjure floor-rattling, wall-banging moans...but they're not from the ghosts. Blame the rippling abs, the cocky swagger, the granite jawline, the whole muscle-bulging package, but Gabe is bringing out good-girl Lily Jameson's dirty side. Damn her code-of-conduct contract--this isn't just a molten-hot fling. There's just one kink in the relationship they've been avoiding: soon they'll be going their separate ways. Lily's home is in Savannah, and Gabe is a globe-trotter at heart. For them to be together, they'll both have to upend their so-very-different worlds and face their fears in the process. And suddenly things don't feel so Georgia peachy keen at all.

Do You Feel It, Too?

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I received a free copy in exchange for a fair review!

Gabe Powers, urban-legend hunter and television host, is literally knocked off his feet when quirky and charming sound-engineer Lily Jameson accidentally bashed him in the head with her equipment. 

Lily has no idea that Gabe is a TV star, that is until she's hired to work with him on his hunt for ghosts in her Southern Georgia town. Too bad that contract also comes with a no-relationships clause.

What these two will discover is that while ghosts may or may not exist, what is really truly real is the power of love.

Delightfully charming Rendell has a knack for making you absolutely fall for her scruffy, 40-something heroes as fast as they fall for the heroines, instantly. This story is also full of fun secondary characters, including a parrot named General.

I did have a little bit of a hard time with the last bit of the book, as I was really worried about how these two would find their HEA, but it was worth the wait.

Do You Feel It Too?

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