Passionate Encounters by Kris Kassady

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Passionate Encounters is a collection of short romance stories that can be a bit steamy in places. Each story is unique and is very entertaining to read especially if you fancy something different to read. There is a lot of passion and heat in each story, They are all written well. Each story is as good as the other and will keep you hooked until the end. All the characters are likeable, and the chemistry is very hot in each story. You could probably read Passionate Encounters in one sitting. Entertaining read 4 stars. Blurb Passionate Encounters is a collection of Kris Kassady's six best-selling steamy romance novellas that are sure to leave you breathless. From Mia's temptation to date a male escort in The Gigolo, to the fiery desire between Robyn and Dirk in Robyn's Nest, and the unexpected romance between Trudy and Luke in Seven Gables, these stories are full of passion, heat, and guaranteed happily-ever-afters. In Gemma, Dash is determined to prove to Gemma that he's not like the other men in her life, while in The Bookie, Nikki is drawn to the mysterious Vinny, a professional gambler who has more than escort action on his mind. Finally, The Pilgrimage follows the journey of Ethan and Ellie as they walk the El Camino de Santiago in Spain and try to overcome their pasts to find a second chance at love. With charming characters, sizzling chemistry, and engaging storylines, Passionate Encounters is the perfect collection for readers who love steamy contemporary romance. These novellas are perfect for a one-sitting read on your favorite couch. Readers have raved about these six novellas, praising the complexity and depth of the characters, the perfect balance of mystery and intrigue, and the heartwarming second-chance romances. Don't miss out on the chance to experience these captivating stories for yourself.

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