In “Enticing Her Love,” Foster showcases her sense of humor with a light-hearted and humorous story. The witty banter and comical pranks are sure to have readers laughing out loud, while the romantic elements will leave them swooning. Fans of the forced proximity and enemies-to-lovers tropes will delight in the story of Flynn Braden and Sutton Steele.

 

 

Title: Enticing Her Love: Sutton Steele
Author(s): Melissa Foster
Series: The Steeles at Silver Island #6
Also in this series: Tempted by Love, My True Love , Caught by Love , Always Her Love , Wild Island Love
Published by World Literary Press on August 21, 2024
Pages: 484
Genre(s): Contemporary Romance
Source: Author
Format: eArc

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Pro: Stuck sharing a bed with my hot, broody boss Con: He’s trying to get me fired
Discovery Hour reporter Sutton Steele spends her days trying to keep her job, while her insanely hot, infuriating boss, Flynn Braden, would love nothing more than to see her gone. When their assignment goes awry and they’re stuck in a remote location with only one bed, the only thing hotter than their emotions is their explosive chemistry. Come along for the fun, sexy ride as Sutton and Flynn discover there’s a fine line between love and hate.
If you love dislike-to-love, forced proximity romances, you won’t want to miss Enticing Her Love. Loaded with heat, humor, and heart, and a happily ever after that will leave you breathless. Fall in love on the sandy shores of Silver Island, home to coffee shops, boat races, midnight rendezvous, and the sexy, sharp-witted Steeles. They have a penchant for pranks, a passion for loyalty, and a trunk full of secrets. All Steele novels may be enjoyed as standalone romances.
Special edition includes a special image, special formatting, and playlist.

 

I had been eagerly awaiting Sutton and Flynn’s story. I went with high expectations and Foster did not disappoint.  Sutton, a reporter, and Flynn, her boss, barely tolerated each other, with Sutton convinced that Flynn wanted her fired. Her complaints to family and friends painted an equally unfavorable picture of Flynn. However, a change in their latest assignment saw them going to the Amazon Rainforest, where they were forced to share a tent for three days. It was there that their suppressed chemistry ignited, leading them to explore their hidden desires. Throughout this journey, they discovered that their initial perceptions of each other were far from accurate.

Sutton and Flynn’s clever banter left me laughing out loud on numerous occasions. Viewing the Rainforest from their perspective was fascinating. I am content living vicariously through their experience, because I lack the mental and physical resilience required for such an endeavor.

 

As they grew closer, returning to their normal working lives and keeping their relationship hidden from coworkers became a challenge. It was a true test of their love for one another, but once again, love triumphed. Beyond the playful banter, the story was filled with emotional moments that I cherished, especially as they learned more about each other.

As with all her novels, family is a central theme, infusing the story with warmth. For those familiar with the Steele’s at Silver Island series, pranking is a tradition. The pranks in this latest book were exceptionally hilarious, keeping me laughing throughout.

Although this is the final installment in the Steele series, Foster’s storytelling still promises more, and I eagerly anticipate diving into another adventure within the worlds she creates.  “Enticing Her Love” delivered a wonderful blend of passion, sensuality, humor, and warmth—hallmarks of an engaging romantic tale.