Night Call by Jessica Hawkins

Title:  Night Call

Series:  Night Fever Serial Book #2

Author:  Jessica Hawkins

Genre:  Erotic/Romance

Blurb:  “My kingdom for my queen.” 
With their dream within grasp, Johnny and Lola make an offer on Hey Joe—only to discover a million dollars doesn’t go as far as they’d thought. As the price of the bar rises and expenses pile up, Lola begins to question if this is what she really wants.
Lola knows she can solve their problems with one phone call, but she may risk going too far to have it all. Because she’s not dealing with just anyone—she’s dealing with a master. For Beau Olivier, there’s no such thing as too far. There is only conquest. There is only victory.
Beau and Lola already had their night together, but it wasn’t enough. They need more. And the more they need… the more they have to lose. 

Thoughts:  I could not wait to read Night Call, knowing that it pick up right where the previous book Night Fever left off.  From the beginning of this series, you easily became caught up in this outside-the-box, illicit, taboo style romance – a style that Jessica weaves oh-so-easily, but oh-so-well!  Once you get a taste of her writing, you simply can’t get enough!

The talent of Jessica Hawkin’s once again astounds me – I thought I was prepared for the ending, that I knew where this book was going.  I have read her books, I have a sense of her style of writing, and (with the exception of Jessica) I generally am not usually surprised too much by storylines.  With this series, I knew there was more going on with Lola’s past, particularly with that gap in her history and that stint she did at the strip club, and I even had a clue that Beau probably had a link in there somehow, someway….but well….wow!…..I sure didn’t see that coming!  What an ending and a wrench thrown into things!  Jessica is just a damn brilliant author is all I can say, and I can’t wait to read the third installment….cause I haven’t a clue as to  where things will go from here!  LOL  And I have never enjoyed being lost so much in a series before – except with her Cityscape series, too, of course…;)

Rate:  A+