Product Description

The Hot Line is an on-call service that dispatches totally authentic, fully equipped firemen to explore the secret desires of women in need. It's an irresistible dare for three best friends wanting to feel the heat: a curious reporter, a talented lingerie designer, and a chef who loves things spicy. Each one is going to make her hottest firefighter fantasies come to life in these three thrilling novellas.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #164812 in Books
• Published on: 2008-03-04
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 288 pages

About the Author
Cathryn Fox has written several erotic romances for Ellora's Cave and Avon Red. She lives in Eastern Canada with her husband, two kids, and a chocolate Labrador retriever.

Customer Reviews

The Hot Line
Have you ever wondered what sexy firefighters get up to in their off hours? The Hot Line is an escort service with the willing firemen of Station 419 satisfying every desire for a reporter, a lingerie designer and a chef.



Fever `Fever'

Sara Jack is in Chicago for a friend's wedding. Thinking to do an article about The Hot Line, she meets up with sexy Mitch Adams who seems to be more than willing to satisfy her every desire.



`Sirens'

Jenna Powers designs lingerie. Too bad she isn't as self-confident about her body as she is about her designs. Dean Beckman noticed Jenna right away when she arrived in town for his friend's wedding. When she calls The Hot Line it is Dean who comes to her assistance, showing her just how sexy she really is.



Flash Fire "Flash Fire'

Chef Megan Wagner harbors a desire for sexy firefighter and stationhouse cook Brady Wade. Megan is fully prepared to have a no-strings-attached affair, but Brady wants more.



The Hot Line by Cathryn Fox is sure to be a fan favorite, sexy firefighters who are eager to please. Who could resist that? Dean, Brady and Mitch are heroes to raise temperatures so be prepared to have a cold drink handy. The love scenes are well portrayed and appropriate to the story and the chemistry is off the charts. The storylines are smooth and flowing with plenty of action to keep the reader happy. The characters are all well fleshed out and the details vivid, enhancing the storylines at every turn. The Hot Line makes a girl want to find a fireman of her own.

Scarlet
reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

Five Alarm Hot with a weak plot.........3 1/2 stars
Are you burning up? In need of some hunky firefighter, who carries a hose and knows his way around fires, to douse your flames? Then call 555-HEAT and help will be on its way.

At least thats what these heroines found in each of their stories. Three seriously sexually frustrated women, who happen to be in Chicago for their friend's wedding, find themselves attracted (thats putting it mildly) to the firefighter groomsmen. These men, aside from their firefighting duties, work to answer a *HOT LINE*. A woman calls, and a man is dispatched to take care of her needs asap. Whether she needs: ample research for a sexy story, to break out of her shell and bring out her inner exhibitionist (with more than one man), or she is in serious need of pampering and tender loving care, they've got a man for the job. And they guarantee to leave you satisfied.

This book was OK. Its geared towards those who are looking for short erotic reads. And if you can get past the fact that these men are, in essence, prostituting themselves then you might find this book extremely titillating. Basically it prescribes to the hot sex = love notion. Not much plot here, in fact there is not much talking at all. More like a ton of moaning and grunting/growling. Just lots and LOTS of sex. And if it wasn't actually stated that the hero's are fire fighters, the readers would have no idea. Because they don't fight fires! At least not those that burn down buildings.

As an aside, readers should be warned that the second story contains menage a trios (which is NOT disclosed on the back cover blurb -hate when publishers do that!). The characters are all interesting (that is, when they are actually talking) enough in their own way. And the plot moves along nicely. Fortunately, Fox (author) adds a bit of variety to each of her stories, so the sex scenes don't become monotonous.

Definitely a light and super steamy read. I suspect fans of Ellora's Cave and followers of Lora Leigh and Sarah Mccarty will enjoy this anthology. Not really my cup of tea. I prefer more developed plots and characters (and skip the menage).

So if your in the mood to indulge your secret fire fighter fantasy, this scorching read may be up your alley.

good but....
I picked up this book on a whim and it was good but sometimes the language between the two lovers was so cheesy! I kept saying to myself 'A man would NEVER say that!'