Review: Stuck on You by Heather Thurmeier

Giveaway
Heather is hosting a Giveaway for a
$20.00 Amazon Gift Card
Leave a comment to enter
Follow the Tour for more chances to enter!

If being forced to team up with reality TV’s favorite bad girl wasn’t enough, falling for her brother might just make this reality show a real nightmare.

Paige Anderson agrees to be on a new reality show called Treasure Trekkers, a show where contestants use handheld GPS units to find hidden caches filled with prizes, with her good friend Cassidy. But when Cassidy is unable to compete, Chip Cormack, the show’s producer, steps in with a last-minute replacement to be Paige’s partner - Zoe Oliver, reality TV’s favorite bad girl.

Jack Miles (aka Miles) is a mountain climber with the body to prove it. Miles convinced his climbing partner Ben to come on the show with him for one reason - to prove to Ben that they can still hike together, regardless of the fact that Ben lost his foot in a tragic accident. Miles isn’t about to let anything get in his way of winning - not even beautiful Paige.

But when Miles and Paige are thrown into an alliance with their teammates, working closely together leads to more than just good strategy. Can Paige steal Miles’ heart while surviving Zoe long enough to win the game?

Sensuality Level: Sensual

My Review:

Loved it! I loved the first one, Falling for You (see my review HERE) and I loved this one just as much.

In the first book, Paige had a hard time and was that character we all had a soft spot for. I was excited to see her back and getting her very own story. We get to see Cassidy again when she turns the tables on Paige for the new reality show and Paige is forced to get a new partner. If you read the first book, you'll remember Zoe. And she's just as naughty in this one as she was the first.

I loved the chemistry between Paige and Miles. They did everything they could not to be together and yet, they always were. And when they finally decided to give it a go, the sparks shot off of them.

There is a slight mystery in this story and my lips are sealed. But throughout the story, Zoe and Miles have a connection. And it eats at you as you read it to learn what it is. 

If you love reality TV, especially a show like The Amazing Race, you'll fall in love with this story. Heather Thuremier has quickly become one of my favorite authors 

Excerpt:

For the next quarter mile, they walked in silence following the arrow of the GPS. A

few more minutes and they should reach the cache. Paige leaned in closer to the unit, watching the distance on the screen decreasing. Ten more feet.

The ground fell away beneath her and she was suddenly on her back, sliding down a very bumpy surface. After a short slide, she came to a stop, staring up at the canopy of trees.

Ouch.

Footsteps pounded down the slope after her then Miles was down on his knees in the dirt beside her.

Well hello there, Mr. Muscles. Let’s get dirty together.

The image of getting dirty in the forest with Miles was a little more sex kitten than her usual train of thought. Did I hit my head on the way down?

Or maybe it was the influence of the super hot, super built man hovering over her with concern in his eyes that caused the shift in her mental state.

“Are you okay?” Miles asked, touching the side of her face and turning her head first one direction and then the other. Her eyes never left his.

“I’m fine. Just dirty—muddy,” she clarified. Not that he could read her mind, but still. “I’ll get up now.”

“Let me help you,” he said, standing over her and wrapping his large hands around her upper arms, pulling her up to stand in front of him. His hands dropped to her waist and she found hers groping his chest again. Seemed she couldn’t keep her hands off of him. Not that the rest of her complained in the least.

“Thanks,”she whispered, looking up to meet his gaze. The mix of concern and... something else made her breath hitch in her throat. Damn.

“My pleasure.”

Her feet went out from under her again, but this time she didn’t slide down the slope. Possibly because she’d managed to drag Miles down to the ground with her. Perhaps his body weight pressing her into the soft dirt was enough to stop her from going anywhere.

Definitely every inch of his tall, muscular body against hers was enough to cause the lightheadedness she now felt.

Or possibly the lightheadedness could be from his leg pressing against the junction of her thighs. He’d managed to anchor them both to the ground as she straddled his leg. Yes, that could cause lightheadedness to hit full force.

As could the length of something else currently pressing into her.

Either he suddenly had less blood traveling to his brain or he’d managed to shove a

tree branch in his pocket on the way down the hill. A very large tree branch.

Buy links:

B&N: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/stuck-on-you-heather-thurmeier/1114192566?ean=9781440552038

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/stuck-on-you/id593166777?mt=11

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Stuck-You-Crimson-Romance-ebook/dp/B00B03EHTG/ref=pd_rhf_gw_p_t_4_G5DT

Author bio:

Heather Thurmeier is a lover of strawberry margaritas, a hater of spiders, and a reality TV junkie. She was born and raised in the Canadian prairies, but now lives in upstate New York with her own personal romance hero (aka her husband) and their two little princesses. When she's not busy taking care of the kids and an adventurous puppy named Indy, Heather's hard at work on her next romance novel.

"Heather Thurmeier's hunky heroes and feisty heroines will have you laughing out loud, falling in love ... and coming back for more!" ~ Carly Phillips, NY Times Bestselling Author

"Heather Thurmeier writes sweet, funny romances that capture your heart!" --NYT and USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Probst

Author Links:

Website:  http://heatherthurmeier.com

Facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/HeatherThurmeierAuthor?ref=hl

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/hthurmeier

Goodreads:  http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5211580.Heather_Thurmeier

Pinertrest:  http://pinterest.com/hthurmeier/

email:  heatherthurmeier@gmail.com