Love in Lingerie

Written by Alessandra Torre

Narrated by Rose Dioro

From a New York Times Bestseller: A burning chemistry between best friends, in an industry fueled by seduction...

I hired her to fix my company, to bring Marks Lingerie back to life. I didn't expect her to become my friend. I didn't expect to fall in love with her.

The first rule of business is to never touch your employees. I think there is another rule about not falling for your best friend - a rule against imagining the curves of her body, or the way her breathing would change if I pulled down her panties and unzipped my pants.

Now, I can't wait any longer. I'm tossing out the rules.

Damn the company.

Damn our friendship.

Damn my fears.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Select Publishing
• Release date: Jan 10, 2017
• ISBN: 9781094202761

Alessandra Torre

Alessandra Torre is a stay-at-home wife and mom in the southeast United States. Blindfolded Innocence is her first novel. When not writing, Alessandra enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her family. You can find out more about Alessandra and her upcoming books at www.alessandratorre.com, or through her Facebook page.

Reviews for Love in Lingerie

[Bill Hair · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

3.75 Stars for me!

My rating range of this story... 3.25 - 4 Stars
If significant, why?

Main Character Ratings...
H = 6/10
h = 7/10

Narrator Rating(s)
M = n/a
F = 6/10
If below 5/10,why?

Was cheating involved? Yes and No
Any major triggers to be aware of?

Scenes with heat... Yes
What point does it start? 15%
How much of the story? 15%
Anything beyond M/F? Yes M/M/F
If yes, explained

Heat Rating... 7/10
Clean or Fade to Black - 1 or 2
Normal to Descriptive 3-5
Detailed Descriptive Sex - 6-7
Um, Wow, Beyond Descriptive Sex - 8 or above

Was there so much sex or unrealistic sex that you rolled your eyes and/or skipped forward? Not really!

The back story... A struggling lingerie company hires a new marketing person and she quickly bumps heads with the founder.

The Romance... There wasn't much as it was a constant series of push/pull. Towards the end, there were professions!

The drama explosion... She finds out about his proclivities.
Did it feel Real, OK or contrived? A bit contrived
Was it OTT? A bit by the h
Separation involved? Moderate
Was it resolved properly or rushed? Properly

Final Notes... AT knows how to push buttons but she can write a story and keep your attention. The H was all over the place and was lucky that the h kept him grounded, even when they were not involved.

There are other people involved with the MCs but not while they were together.


HEA or HFN? HEA