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Impetuous

303 pages

A steamy, playful romance that revels in the delicious tension of hidden desires and dual identities.

What it feels like

Reading this classic category romance feels like indulging in a delightfully steamy game of hide-and-seek. The atmosphere is charged with tantalizing dramatic irony, inviting the reader to revel in the playful tension of a buttoned-up exterior masking a fiercely passionate core. It moves at a brisk, entertaining pace, driven by the sensational thrill of a secret identity and the inevitable, explosive collision of two seemingly different worlds. The narrative tone is unapologetically sultry and teasing, leaning into the high-heat expectations of erotic romance while maintaining a fun, escapist energy. It is a perfect fit for readers who love the delicious frustration of a hero caught in a web of his own making, culminating in a deeply satisfying, liberated romantic payoff.

Mood
  • steamy
  • charged
  • tantalizing
Tone
  • playful
  • sultry
  • teasing
  • dramatic
Pace
brisk
Themes
hidden desires · dual identities · sexual awakening · the thrill of the chase
The writing
Sensational and direct, prioritizing high-heat romantic tension and playful dramatic irony.
The arc
Moves from the frustration of repressed desires to the liberating thrill of full, passionate expression.
Who it's for
Readers who crave classic, steamy category romance built around the delicious tension of a secret identity.
Content notes
  • explicit sexual content

About the book

WHEN SHE WAS BAD, SHE WAS BETTER!

On the outside, Carlie McDaniels is a shy, no-nonsense schoolteacher. But on the inside, there's another Carlie--a sultry, sexy femme fatale--burning to get out. One night, she does. And lady-killer Tyler Ramsay doesn't know what--or who--hit him!

Tyler has a problem. He's obsessed with a mystery woman--and fascinated by prickly Carlie McDaniels. How can he desire two women at the same time? And what is he supposed to do when he finds out they're one and the same?

Description from Open Library.

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