Sunny Shelly’s Review: Hot Cop, by Laurelin Paige and Sierra Simone

“Filthy, fun, and filled with heart. Hot Cop is going on my re-read shelf.”

–Audrey Carlan, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author

Hot Cop, an all-new sexy, standalone from New York Times Bestseller Laurelin Paige and USA Today Bestseller Sierra Simone is now LIVE!!!

Hot Cop by Laurelin Paige & Sierra Simone
Genre: Contemporary Romance

Synopsis

From NYT Bestselling Author, Laurelin Paige and USA Today Bestselling Author, Sierra Simone comes a steamy contemporary romantic follow-up to last year’s bestseller P*rn Star.

You have the right to remain sexy.

Anything you say can and will be used to get you in my bed.

You have the right to use my body to give yourself a delirious, life-changing orgasm.

If you have trouble…don’t worry, I’m a bit of an expert in that department.

There’s nothing ‘thin’ about my blue line, if you catch my drift, and trust me, I know how to put those handcuffs to good use.

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Livia Ward wants a baby before she’s thirty. And even though Officer Chase Kelly is exactly the kind of cocky jerk this librarian has sworn off, he is undeniably hot. Both of them think they can give each other what they want–a few nights of fun for Officer Kelly, a no-strings baby for Livia–but this hot cop is about to learn that sex, babies, and love don’t always play by the rules.

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Sunny Shelly’s Review: 5 Arresting Stars!

I loved Laurelin and Sierra’s last collaboration (P*rn Star), so I couldn’t wait to get my hands on Hot Cop. And WOW! They did not disappoint. It’s a sexy romcom, full of dirty talk and lots of sex, so if that isn’t your thing, then keep on going…

Livia wants a baby before she’s 30. Chase just wants in Livia’s pants. They agree to a no-strings-attached temporary relationship so he can get his fill of the sexy librarian he can’t get off of his mind, and she can get her (literal!) fill of him and the baby she so desperately wants. Chase, knowing the danger that goes along with being a police officer, is married to his job and never planned to be a family man. Livia has an obsession with dying and people leaving her, and doesn’t want to get romantically involved. But of course, neither of them expect that strings and feelings will start to attach between them.

While there is plenty of playing “find the nightstick” — and in some rather interesting places! — there is also alot of brutally honest moments between Chase and Livia that save this book from just being a sexfest. My one complaint about Hot Cop is that I didn’t think there was enough explanation about WHY Livia is so afraid of people leaving her. Yeah, she never knew her dad, but I didn’t think there was enough there to make her so skittish when it comes to relationships. I wish there was more explanation given as to where this fear of hers stems from. The reader knows why Chase is Officer Good Times, but the motivation for Livia’s swearing off men was a bit too vague.

The plot to Hot Cop is somewhat predictable, but Simone and Paige crafted two complex, strong characters, and supporting characters that added nicely to the story without stealing Chase and Livia’s shadow. (Pop and his “quail hunting” cracked me up!) There’s a real arc in Chase and Livia’s relationship, and the reader is taken along on the journey as they discover things about themselves that they never realized they wanted, and try to navigate this story of their life together.

Hot Cop is the perfect beach read!

I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.

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