Quinn Landis has that sexy, bad-boy look that turns women's thoughts to erotica. When he arrives at the bar on the prowl after too many nights alone, he does not expect find such a sensual bad-girl playing good. Molten temptation brings them together in a fiery fantasy come true that leaves them both shaken. Too bad that they will never see one another again. But they do, in the most expected context. Dulcy's fiancé Brad has gone missing, and Quinn had arrived in town to be Brad's best man.
Writing team Tori Carrington out do themselves in sensual treat that truly dares wildest fantasy in A STRANGER'S TOUCH. They capture the essence of the moral dilemma of two people who are perfect for one another, but bound by loyalty to the same man. Dulcy plans to marry a man she does not love for security, and her ethics do not allow her easily fall in love with someone else. Quinn and Brad grew up together, bound by bonds deeply rooted into their shared history. With Brad missing, neither Dulcy nor Quinn have the easy option of setting things straight, and the added complications of Brad's disappearance and lifestyle only compound their problems. Indeed, A STRANGER'S TOUCH possesses a daring plot that easily could descend into justification or moral improbabilities; instead, it becomes sensually erotic, emotionally challenging, and morally believable. In addition, Carrington has a gift for portraying both male and female point of view in a fluid style that greatly enriches the tale; this gift is especially effective and entertaining in A STRANGER'S TOUCH. Add this one to your keeper shelf; it comes very highly recommended!