Corporate attorney Drew Caruth finally has an “in” with Sydni Cannes, the sexy VP he’s been panting over for some time.  Granted, officially meeting someone during their arraignment is probably not ideal, but at least now she knows his name.  Now, if he can just get Sydni to agree to go out with him.  It’s a challenge, but he’s up for it!

Sydni can’t believe the hottie she has spied in her office building is the same hottie springing her from jail!  Wanting just to get the day-from-hell over with, even she is surprised when he hits on her once the charges are dropped and Sydni is free to go home.  When her younger sister, Charli, reveals that Drew is friend of hers, Sydni is willing to give him a shot, but Drew wants more.  Is she up for it?

Caramel Kisses is a sweet romance, with some intrigue and a bit of dominance mixed in.  Sydni and Drew are now one of my favorite couples – they laugh, they love, they fight and they love again.  They are hard to resist.  Syndi is a woman filled with confidence in her abilities pertaining to her job and her family, but her confidence with men?  Hmm, not so much.  But that doesn’t deter the sexy, adorable alpha (and yes, Caramel Kisses is proof-positive that a man can be adorable and alpha).  Drew has been attracted to Sydni for some time and is both willing and able to take advantage of every opportunity to be near Sydni and become an important part of her life.  And those opportunities still have me cooling myself down with a fan – yum mee!

Charli provides Sydni with much comic-relief and a much-needed sounding board as Sydni contemplates both a relationship with a man outside of her race and who’s also eight years younger.  I think for all of her hard work Charli deserves her own man (hint, hint Ms. Michaels).

With Valentine’s right around the corner, Caramel Kisses will satisfy both your sweet tooth and your sexy dreams.

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