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NEW REVIEW : Red Hot by Niobia Bryant




4 out of 5 books





Kaitlyn Strong has always lived a life of luxury. Being the youngest and only daughter of rancher Kael Strong has afforded her the kind of lifestyle in which her only job is to shop, party, and travel. So when she returns home from a week long stay in Europe, Kaitlyn has no idea why her father, mother, and four brothers are trying to destroy her life. The Strong family has given Kaitlyn 6 months to find a job and reduce her monthly income before she is totally cut off. That is how she meets single father Quinton Wells.

Quinton can not believe his luck when Kaitlyn comes waltzing in the apartment complex he manages. Even though Quinton finds Kaitlyn extremely attractive, he refuse to get involved with another self-centered woman like his ex wife. Kaitlyn also finds Quinton very yummy, but he is way too judgmental for her to ever get involved with. However, after several heated run ins, the two discover that love can conquer all things; if you let it.


Red Hot is a very good read. Niobia Bryant is an excellent story teller. She does a wonderful job with character development. Red Hot has several characters in which Bryant does an excellent job of developing and incorporating updates about the other members of the Strong family. There are also no lagging moments in this story. It is a page turner from beginning to end. 

Tenecia
Urban Reviews


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