The only thing hotter than the Miami sun is the sexual tension at Panic, the South Beach nightclub where love knows no boundaries.
 
Lola: I’ve seen the way women in line behind the velvet rope look at William Fox, like he’s an Armani-clad St. Peter at the pearly gates. Except Panic isn’t heaven, and this bouncer is no saint. He’s been tempting me to sin ever since I started working here, but Fox’s slick smile and bad-boy swagger tell me everything I need to know about him. Still, a girl has needs. And Fox looks ready to fulfill every last one—at least for a night. . . .
 
Fox: I’m not used to being ignored—especially by women—but Lola Daye is different. The pretty bartender with the red lips and icy blue eyes seems perfectly happy pretending I don’t exist. Too bad, because the more she ignores me, the harder I fall. So I’m floored when she answers my drunken, flirty text with a yes. Lola claims she only wants a fling, but after one kiss, our bodies are speaking the same language. And I’m ready to prove that what we have could be forever.
 
No cheating. No cliffhangers. And no dress code.
 
Don’t miss Sidney Halston’s Panic series:
PULL ME CLOSE | MAKE ME STAY | KISS ME BACK
 
And look for all of her hard-hitting MMA romances:
AGAINST THE CAGE | FULL CONTACT | BELOW THE BELT| LAID OUT | FIGHTING DIRTY | STACKED UP

AMAZON

I had a hard time getting into this book. We have Lola, who works at the ‘it’ spot in South Beach and Fox is the sexy bouncer with all the swagger that she is determined to stay away from.  Fox has had his eyes on Lola for awhile because she is the one to resist his charm and hello challenge.  Lola has no intention for getting involved with Fox, because Lola has a secret… a secret she wants no one to find out about so she keeps Fox at bay until he figures it out. Once he gets a taste he is hooked. For me the story dragged in places and was too fast in some. Will they have a forever love or will Fox lose his chance?

I think the book would have been great if the pacing was better and/or the plot was a little more fleshed out. 

Damaris