4-Star Review from Talk About My Favourite Author for Ningaloo Nights

I received another review today — this one from Talk About My Favourite Author:

“This book really intrigued me because it is set in the Australian outbacks which I find fascinating because they are totally different from my city life in NYC. It was also very fascinating that it’s about a New York cop named Sherry Abandonato who cashes in her savings and dashes to Ningaloo in remote northwest Western Australia to find her sister who disappeared ten days ago. That must have been a real adjustment for her since she’s in a new territory that is completely different from New York because they have different rules out there in Western Australia where you could easily get lost if your not from there or with someone who is from there. The only one with the skill to guide her to Derremawan is Mason Hayward, once an official guide with a reputation for getting people out of trouble, but now the town’s bad man. This almost reminds me of the movie called Australia with Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman except that this is in the present while the movie was during the late 1930s and early 1940s.

In a searing afternoon of unexpected passion, Mason strikes a bargain with Sherry that she simply can’t refuse if she wants to find the truth about what happend to her sister and her boyfriend. He’ll get her to Derremawan, if she agrees to go there with him unconditionally, on his terms and his conditions and Sherry is astonished to find herself agreeing to the insane bargain, and worse, responding positively to the idea of three days of Mason Hayward dictating terms out under the Australian sun. This is a short but erotically sweet novel that will have you breathing heavy and have you sweating with the heat that is going on between Sherry and Mason during this novel. Tracy Cooper-Posey delivers a wonderful novel that had me reading it from start to finish without pause and made me want more even after the novel was done. I’m definitely going to have to find more novels by Tracy’s if they are anything like this great novel and if you want a hot steamy Australian man to read about then Ningaloo Nights is the right book to read. I give this book 4 Open Books.”

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