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Sex Bomb
All a girl needs is a .38, bloodred lipstick and a hot pair of heels
Ellie Jameson is more than a pretty face. With enough self-defense and weapons training to be her own covert agency, she's ready for all the bad guys of the world. And when gorgeous assassin Christian Navarro breaks in to her bedroom to request her help, she finally gets her chance. There's even a bonus―she has to pretend to be his lover.
It doesn't take long for fake sex to become real. In fact, their bedroom recreation is so steamy, she doesn't want it to end. As the stakes on this mission rise, Ellie fears losing
Christian more than taking out any villain. Is a career as a superspy worth giving up the hottest sex of her life?
Ellie Jameson is more than a pretty face. With enough self-defense and weapons training to be her own covert agency, she's ready for all the bad guys of the world. And when gorgeous assassin Christian Navarro breaks in to her bedroom to request her help, she finally gets her chance. There's even a bonus―she has to pretend to be his lover.
It doesn't take long for fake sex to become real. In fact, their bedroom recreation is so steamy, she doesn't want it to end. As the stakes on this mission rise, Ellie fears losing
Christian more than taking out any villain. Is a career as a superspy worth giving up the hottest sex of her life?
256 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published November 1, 2007
About the author
Jamie Sobrato
61 books22 followersJamie Sobrato has dreamed of being a writer ever since composing her first bad poetry at the age of 8. Now that she’s seen 18 of her novels published in the US and around the world, she’s grateful for those grade school teachers who had the grace not to cringe at her early efforts. Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, Jamie now lives in Northern California, where she is at work on her next book. When she’s not writing, she is usually reading, hiking, or hanging out with her two kids.
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November 20, 2010
Why do I do this to myself? Bad book all the way around.
Ellie Jameson is the daughter of a domestic terrorist who has made plans to "blow up California" (yes that is really what he is trying to do). Ellie has also served in the US Army, has extensive weapons training, teaches a self defense class, and has her cosmetology degree specializing in makeup. She's so good at makeup application that she teaches at a modeling school.
This is where the book opens. Before you know it Ellie's boss is threatening to fire her unless she blows him. Then he tries to rape her. He actually is winning the physical battle before she escapes. This is just one of those things that happens to people apparently.
That night while her cousin is trying to break into the porn industry a member of a secret government agency that assassinates US citizens on domestic soil breaks into her apartment and handcuffs her to the bed.
"I'm going to lie to you and probably have sex with you."
"Since I'm just here in my panties you can see that I really have a thing for you."
"Yeah, I'm going to get me some of that. BTW, I am an assassin. I'm looking for your father."
"Why should I help you?"
"Your father is a bad man."
"Oh, OK. I'll pretend that we are together as a couple in love and I'm sure my father will come out of the woodwork to protect me."
It doesn't get any better. Over the course of the next week. They have sex and fall in love for real. They aren't just pretending. It's all true.
They take down the dad but he lives.
The book ends when they are together on a mission where they are stone cold killers. Bleh.
Unlikable paper thin characters stumbling through a plot full of more holes than a sieve with a timeline that doesn't make any sense.
Ellie Jameson is the daughter of a domestic terrorist who has made plans to "blow up California" (yes that is really what he is trying to do). Ellie has also served in the US Army, has extensive weapons training, teaches a self defense class, and has her cosmetology degree specializing in makeup. She's so good at makeup application that she teaches at a modeling school.
This is where the book opens. Before you know it Ellie's boss is threatening to fire her unless she blows him. Then he tries to rape her. He actually is winning the physical battle before she escapes. This is just one of those things that happens to people apparently.
That night while her cousin is trying to break into the porn industry a member of a secret government agency that assassinates US citizens on domestic soil breaks into her apartment and handcuffs her to the bed.
"I'm going to lie to you and probably have sex with you."
"Since I'm just here in my panties you can see that I really have a thing for you."
"Yeah, I'm going to get me some of that. BTW, I am an assassin. I'm looking for your father."
"Why should I help you?"
"Your father is a bad man."
"Oh, OK. I'll pretend that we are together as a couple in love and I'm sure my father will come out of the woodwork to protect me."
It doesn't get any better. Over the course of the next week. They have sex and fall in love for real. They aren't just pretending. It's all true.
They take down the dad but he lives.
The book ends when they are together on a mission where they are stone cold killers. Bleh.
Unlikable paper thin characters stumbling through a plot full of more holes than a sieve with a timeline that doesn't make any sense.
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June 14, 2019
Strong heroine and hot sex are the theme of this book.
September 2, 2012
I really liked this. Great writing, great characters and very hot. Would definitely read more by her.
April 30, 2015
I found the premise of this book to be so unbelievable that it ruined the book. I have heard it described as hot but to me, the sex scenes were quick and unemotional. It was a big letdown.
October 29, 2016
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