And his ego is the size of the Guggenheim.

Marble isn’t the only thing that’s hard at this museum. Now I’m off to fill out an application for an internship at The MET… LOL It’s one of my favorites from Staci Hart! Read it! You can think me later! This book is steamy, sweet, and filled with sexual tension and perfect comedic timing. The angst riddled throughout this book was addictive and the passion will bring.

They were connected on an elemental level and were powerless to its immensity. When they shared a page all the oxygen was sucked from the room. Even when they fought it, they were changing and growing into the person they were always meant to be. He tapped into her inner bad-ass, and she softened his broody, tough-as-nails exterior. And they each brought out something buried within the other that they protected with fierce determination. Together, they were the perfect juxtaposition. I loved getting lost in their world of paintings, books, and statues. Both Court and Rin’s passion for their craft was breathtaking. She lived and breathed all things art and history. She’s an introvert by nature with a shy and awkward demeanor, but her clever brain and witty personality broke free when she was in her element. Speaking of Rin, I loved her, and I think so many will be able to relate to her inner struggles and insecurities. He was suave and smooth with a sharp tongue which he used as a tool to tap into Rin’s brilliant mind. If I’m being blunt, he was a total alpha male, a**hole, but I’m not mad about it. He was dripping in intimidating finesse and wasn’t afraid to speak his mind. From the moment he was written into the story my heart beat a little faster, and I couldn’t help the smirk that lifted the corner of my lips. Her talent as a writer always blows me away.įirst of all, I just have to say that Court Lyons is trip-over-yourself HAWT!!! He’s sin in a tailored suit. She is able to mix modern humor with the timeless quality of a delicious romance. There is a refined elegance to Staci’s writing. The writing was sophisticated with naughty, lip-biting elements, and angst that burns white-hot. Piece of Work is a refined and polished romantic comedy, but what I think I loved the most about this book was the writing. I adore Staci’s emotional novels, but where she stands out and shines above the crowd, in my opinion, is in her rom-coms. “I felt him before I saw him, the devil in a suit so black, it seemed to draw all the light from the room, a fathomless darkness to match his heart.

Piece of work staci hart