Entice (Exquisite Series Book 2)

Here's what other's are saying......

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This book has...

The best!

Sexual tension and chemistry!

EVER!!!!!!!!!

~ Blacky, Goodreads

The second delicious instalment in Ella Frank€s Exquisite series and it€s a beautiful, soulful erotic romance.

Ella Frank first burst onto our horizons with her stunning contemporary romance, Exquisite, last year and we€ve been waiting for some months for Shelly€s story. We were delighted and privileged to receive an ARC of Entice from Ella Frank and we€re so happy to be able to tell you all that it was so worth the wait!!

~ Becs, Sinfully Sexy Book Reviews

First of all let me say something about my rating. Overall I loved Entice. It's a wonderful, witty, steamy and at times very hilarious sequel to Exquisite. Loved the snappy dialogue! I found myself smiling and laughing all the time and I was pleasantly surprised when the light-hearted and funny story took a turn into serious and emotional waters. And my sexy Mason made Entice even more enjoyable.

~ Baba, Goodreads

5 Stars
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Heat Barometer: 5 out of 5 flames

Ella Frank brings her "A" Game AGAIN! More to come.

~ Splage, Swept Away By Romance

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What if everything you think you want isn't what you actually need...

Dr. Shelly Monroe is a woman who doesn't shy away from going after what she wants, but lately good sex has been hard to find. Shelly's become increasingly frustrated with the men she's been dating and the men she believes are the right choice.

Joshua Daniels is certainly not even close to the right choice. In fact he is exactly the wrong choice. For one thing, he's Mason Langley's best friend and best man. Second he's too much of a risky complication for Shelly to even consider.

Then why can't she stop thinking about how delicious he looked that first night she met him at Exquisite? Why is it so imperative to keep her lusty desire for a man that doesn€t meet her preconceived mold hidden from Lena and Mason, her trusted friends?

It seems unreasonable that being with a man completely wrong in theory could somehow feel so right. Then why is it the more she sees him the more enticing he becomes?