The Reluctant Cougar by Morgan k Wyatt

Title: The Reluctant Cougar

Author: Morgan K. Wyatt

Sub-Genre(s): Contemporary, Erotic, Cougar

Publisher: Secret Cravings Publishing

Publication Date: November 25, 2011

ISBN #: B006FMFDBS

Format: eBook from Author

Reviewer: Brynn

Rating: 4 Cups

Blurb:*

The very last thing Ashlee expected was to meet a hot, younger guy Nick, at her boyfriend’s funeral. The tall, soft-spoken man comforted her with stories of her boyfriend since he studied under him. Grateful for Nick’s help and the shared connection they both shared with the deceased, they kept in contact.

Ashlee managed to ignore his hints for drinks and meetings putting it down to politeness. He felt sorry for her. There was no way he could be interested in a woman at least a decade older than him. That was until her work posse caught scent of the story and urged her to give the man a chance. Ashlee knew she had to be the most reluctant cougar in the history of womankind, but what did she have to lose?

Review:
Hot Flash to say the least- Wyatt produces and creates such a believable 
The humor, forget the fact that Ashlee meets Nick... at a funeral- that in itself is...a WOW moment but Wyatt knows how to bring the characters to life. This cougar tale had me wanting so much more of Wyatt's writings, I will be looking for more in the future from her.
The dialogue and Ashlee's forwardness (you could warm me up- love it) throughout the story had me rooting for her and the love they shared. The tenderness, yet the hot sex scenes, are ones many women crave and Wyatt pinned the emotions perfectly.
I applaud Wyatt's well received story and am in search of more cougar stories- gotta love those women and the men they adore!


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