This is a fast read and for some reason I felt like it was rushed when you got closer towards the end of the book. The story starts off good but just as you are getting into it, it starts to die down and for me it left me wanting for more.

This was a pretty fast read, similar to the popular "bookshots" that have been circulating. For a quick romance novel, I'm definitely not complaining. It's an easy read but I think it suffers from a bit too much plot for such a little story. If anything, I felt like the plot made it so the steamier parts were good, but since that's the real takeaway I want from a romance shot, I want those scenes to be the star of the show--they're the biggest reason I would pick this book up.s

A good old-fashioned quickie hot romance

I really enjoyed this book. While in some cases in quick reads like this, characters jump into bed and it seems totally ridiculous, this one stands out and shines. Yes, the characters have sex the first day they meet, but we are treated to watching them flirt and get to know each other a little first.

This is one of the few erotic shorts that I have read where I actually believed the plotline was plausible. I also enjoyed the little twist in the middle to add some conflict to the story so you don’t get an implausible happily ever after. This one is a winner, and I’d be very interested in seeing more from this author.

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DNF. The story just didn't hold my attention.

Summer Fire is a good story with a well-rounded plot.

Ayse had resigned herself to an interesting but in the end unromantic yrip visiting family in Istanbul. Great-aunts, touristy sites and endless meals…until she meets fellow doctor Hakan.All tanned skin and defined muscle under his polo shirt, his kisses cut off her breath, making her dizzy. His every touch is a thrill.Ayse wants all of Hakan at once. The book is amazing. When I started reading I couldn't put it down I read the book is one day.Deniz is magnifysent writer.I cannot wait to read more of her books.Keep up the great work.This is the first book I read from this author.