UnderCovers by Kayti McGee

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UnderCovers by Kayti McGee
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Reviewed by: Michelle
ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review



UnderCovers by Kayti McGee is your literary version of 21 Jump Street!!! In this off beat romantic comedy, Ms. McGee weaves humor, romance, and a bit of guess who. When Melissa Montclair meets Spence at a bar, they instantly hit it off and after all their flirty exchanges, a one night stand occurs. One night of hot passion where none of them exchanged last names or numbers. It was just to be one night. Well unfortunately for Melissa, her one night stand is sitting in her classroom.

“Kissing Spence is like eating chocolate cake: it's rich, delicious, and (if my wish comes true) goes straight to the thighs. Or rather, between my thighs.”

As with any sensible woman, Melissa goes through all the possible scenarios of how could her one night stand be a high school student. Her student. Her hot gorgeous student who knows his way around her lady bits. So of course, Melissa automatically thinks she is possible another Mary Kay Letourneau. Well what Melissa fails to recognize is that Spence is not 19 years old but just posing as high school student to discover who is behind the molly operations at the school. Oblivious to Spence undercover work, Melissa toys on the line as she fights her growing attraction to Spencer. How will Melissa react when she discovers that Spence is an undercover cop?

“I’m not that good of a liar. Spencer Vega is the sexiest man I’ve ever seen in my life, and the second his hands touch me, my nerves explode. I’m heady and I’m possibly slightly drunk and all I want, more than anything else, is to give in.”

UnderCovers is a light romantic comedy with a very predictable story line but what makes this book enjoyable are the personal thoughts of Spence and Melissa as they explore their sexual needs, desires, and attraction to one another. So if you are a fan of 21 Jump Street and reading about a hot cop under the covers then this book might be for you.



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