Catalina is the one Reyes sister who has always resisted her Hispanic roots. She refused to learn Spanish...she refuses to fall in love. She is always in control; no man can resist her sexy appearance that promises to fulfill their every dream. What happens when she is assigned to interview a blind man who can’t see her reliable attributes?
Catalina Reyes has always been in charge around men. She is the embodiment of a “hot Latina”, and she has enticed many a man to “take a walk on the salsa side of life”. The only problem for her is that she gets bored so easily. When men are ridiculously easy to get, they are replaceable also. Or so she has always thought.
When her boss’ boss assigns her to pose as a client with the blind analyst who he feels ruined his son’s life, he wants her to first seduce him, then destroy the doctor’s reputation. She has no choice, since firing her is only the first thing he will do to her, if she does not do as he orders. She is at first, thrilled that the doctor is such an attractive man, making the first part of her assignment something she would willingly do anyway. But something about the doctor makes him different from other men she has been with…has Catalina finally met her match?
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He stopped speaking then, and waited for her to respond. Catalina tried to formulate an answer, but when he leaned forward, she could see down his open collar to the dark blond chest hair that called out for her touch. She forced herself to concentrate on what to say, and chose her words carefully.
“Well, Dr. Evan, it’s all very well and good for you to say that I have to spill my guts to you, and make myself vulnerable and all…but one of the first things I need to share with you is that unless I am related to them, I don’t trust any man that I haven’t had sex with.”
He swallowed hard, and leaned back in his chair, the color rising in his face. She watched fascinated, as a flush started in his hair and worked its way down to color his entire face. She wondered briefly if that happened when he was having sex also, and decided that she was going to have to pay close attention, to see if it did.
He cleared his throat again, and reached for the glass of water, to take a sip and buy himself time
Professional Reviews
Conger Book Reviews
Fiona McGier’s fourth book in the Reyes Family Series, portrays Catalina Reyes as a hot, ambitious reporter sent by her employer to discredit the psychotherapist who has turned his son’s motivations away from taking over the family newspaper business. But once she meets Dr. Evan Thompson under false pretenses, can she follow through with Wolfgang Stevenson’s revenge? This is another sexy, hot tamale story filled with heart-stopping love scenes.
Review:
Thirty-five year old Catalina Reyes takes her job as a reporter very seriously. When her boss, Wolfgang Stevenson demands that she seduce and discredit his son’s shrink, Cat goes to her appointment dressed to kill. Her perfect body and her revealing clothes might have worked on any other man, but not Dr. Evan Thompson. He is blind. She realizes her usual bag-of-tricks aren’t going to work on him. However, she has an assignment and a deadline to meet. So, she gets right down to getting the job done.
Cat uses her hot Latina sexuality to seduce the good doctor, but can she follow through with the article she has agreed to write? And once she has him hooked, can she let him go? Will her extensive Mexican family: brothers, sisters, parents, and God-parents look at a blind man as someone they want to accept into their family? Oh yeah, this writer is recognized for her sexy, salsa-hot love scenes.
Long and Short reviews gives 4 books
Feisty, promiscuous Catalina, the fifth of the eight Reyes siblings, loves her job as a reporter. At thirty-five, she is a beauty with an aura of pheromones about her that makes the air crackle with sexual awareness. Easily bored, she never stays with one sex partner very long. However, she is totally faithful to her family. She gives and accepts unconditional love in her immediate and extended family, but not even her family can help her when she’s given a repugnant assignment to discredit an honorable man. She alone must decide to do the assignment or have her career as a reporter destroyed and face being unemployed at age thirty-five.
Dr. Evan Thompson, the psychologist to be discredited, turns out to be a handsome, buff, blind man with instincts and senses more refined than most men. Having been hurt badly when his fiancé left him, Evan avoids relationships. He is an “in-control guy” as a rule, but, at Catalina’s first session, his control slips a little as his mind, body and emotions spring to life with excitement and a touch of apprehension. His professionalism is truly tested.
The deceit, the development of love, the discovery, and the devastation of dreadful words grip the reader’s emotions and keep her turning pages. While the sexual electricity crackles and sizzles there is also deep, introspective conversation that reveals multi-facets to each of Catalina and Evan’s personalities. They are exciting, interesting, and fun to known.
The family relationships create a compelling story all its own. The acceptance, teasing, supportiveness, empathy, and unfailing love add a rich layer to the story. Juanita, Catalina’s mother, stands out among the multitude of secondary characters. When Catalina, her bright, smiling child comes home in tears, Juanita’s understanding and advice is mother instinct at its best.
Fiona McGier grabs the reader’s attention and proceeds to entertain, rev up the heart rate, even slips in information about “self-actualization”. But best of all Catalina and Evan find their “Bliss” ... that peak experience in life. Analysis of Love is a super addition to the Reyes Series.
Almost Undressed reviews says 5 out of 5!
Analysis of Love is Book 4 in the Reyes family series. This is by far the most emotional book and I found myself close to tears by the sadness in this story. Catalina is described as being one sexy woman no man could refuse. She’s been given an assignment by her boss to bring down an analyst, Dr. Evan Thompson.
This is one book in the series you don’t want to miss. The chemistry between Evan and Catalina is seriously hot. I love how she manipulates him to feel her up and they end up having some steamy sex in his office. Over the course of their sessions together they both find they’re falling in love with each other. However, when Evan finds out about her deception and throws it in her face, her reaction is written so wonderfully. The tears, the pain, are felt by the reader.
This is by far my favourite book of the Reyes family. All these books can be read as standalones but I think reading them as a series makes the reader connect with the characters so the story telling is more heartfelt.
Best Bits: The is another full story for me. From the beginning to the end, I highly recommend reading it all.
Verdict: The best one in the Reyes family series so far. Well worth the time getting to it.
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