From USA Today bestselling author Amanda Siegrist comes an exciting, edge-of-your-seat romantic suspense that also has a bit of humor and lots of love.
One night will never be enough…but a killer has other plans.
One night of glorious bliss.
One night turned into utter humiliation.
Zoe Sullivan doesn't want to see the man who took her for a prostitute ever again. But when her boss is murdered, she can't believe who the lead detective on the case is.
One idiotic mistake.
One more chance to make it right.
Detective Zeke Chance vows to make it up to Zoe for the way he treated her. Nothing will stop him—except maybe the killer.
Warning: This novel contains a sexy detective. There is insta-lust turned into insta-love. If you don't want to read that kind of book, turn back now! But you know you wanna.
The entire One Taste series: (Each book can be read as a standalone.)
One Taste of You (Book 1): Zeke & Zoe
One Taste of Love (Book 2): Ben & Rina
One Taste of Crazy (Book 3): Sauer & Dee
One Taste of Sin (Book 4): Stitch & Susan
One Taste of Redemption (Book 5): Newman & Amelia
One Taste of Hope (Book 6): Rory & Brooke
Really liked the romance and the mystery. I read til all hours of the night. I just couldn’t put it down! Terrific story and characters. I will be reading more of Amanda Siegrist books!!55
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The plot was amateurishly developed and the dialogue was unbelievable.25
The writing, character development, storyline development are all really immature, like something I’d imagine to be written by a high schooler. For example, guy hates commitment, avoids it, outside of the bar; walks in, sees girls, hasn’t even spoken to her or knows her name or anything, and BAM! She’s the best thing in my life, and I’m ready for forever. Sure, we’re not after romance novels for how close to reality they are, but they do need to be believe-able. And the dialogue is so... childish. I couldn’t finish it because it just got. So. Difficult. To. Get. Through.15
Tolerable beach read or soap opera like time waster for the quarantine. I grant it no more than that.35
I enjoyed the story very much. Things moved quickly, but some things happened that didn’t make sense. Editing needs to be done better. There were many points where I had to reread parts because the grammar was wrong and it made me shake my head. Those points are distracting from the storyline.45
poor writing, implausible story.15
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