Hot Check

by Peggy J. Herring

Ricky Conrad brings a whole new meaning to the word hot... but is the rising young rock star too hot to handle?

In an effort to revive her struggling restaurant chain, Alice Collins hires the dynamic Ricky Conrad and her band, Hot Check, to record a new corporate jingle. Ricky turns out to be as talented as she is drop-dead gorgeous, and the minute her sultry voice hits the airwaves, restaurant sales start to soar--along with Alice's pulse.

Although one look from the singer can turn her blood to molten lava, workaholic Alice is determined not to mix business with pleasure. But as she watches Ricky play those hot licks on the guitar, she can't help but fantasize what those strong hands could do to a woman's body... to her body...

It's hard to keep your cool when you're standing at the edge of a volcano...

Genres: Lesbian, Lesbian Fiction, Romance, Fiction, LGBT, Queer

172 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

About the author

Peggy J. Herring lives on seven acres in south Texas with her cockatiel, hermit crabs, two wooden cats and several chickens. When she isn't writing Peggy enjoys traveling. She is the recipient of an Alice B. Medal and author of over a dozen romantic novels.

Reviews

[Sarah Thornton · Rating 2 out of 5]

Kind of pointless?

[Joseph · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not bad, but there could have been so much more to this story, the book just sort of stopped rather than ended.

[Guadalupe · Rating 3 out of 5]

A bit of a sloppy story but readable.

[Dide · Rating 4 out of 5]

it's not sappy and that's good when the attraction seems instantaneous. Not much was invested on dealing with the insecurities but other than that the relationship seemed sweet enough