Book Review: Love in the Sky

A short, sexy and smoking hot little tale that I absolutely loved.

Lelani Shipper is a gorgeous woman who knows her value. Smart, sexy and independent, she knows what she wants and doesn’t shy away from going for what she desires. Especially when that something happens to be a sex-on-a-stick drop-dead-gorgeous man who is clearly interested in her too. He does seem a bit clumsy, since he literally bumped into her backside while she was bending to retrieve a dropped pen. But her reaction to him is unlike any she had ever had. And Lelani is determined to pursue the feeling, if she can.
Captain Jinan Davis, a Special Ops Marine, is completely taken by surprise by Lelani’s straightforwardness, especially since she makes her desire for him crystal clear. Their mutual attraction is intense and both of them are eager to bring it to the next level. A plane might not be the ideal place for more than a few stolen kisses, but that doesn’t stop either of them from taking it all the way down and wanting more.
Sparks fly, passion flares and the two will get the flight of their lives, especially since they agree to stick together for a while after landing. A clumsy bump on a flight, that led to what could have possibly been the best sex of their lives, is given the opportunity to develop into something much more, after the flight lands.



Love in the Sky is one short little story that delivers in terms of both plot and character buil-up, despite the short page count. There’s no open end and loose threads, just a very sweet and happy ever after. And the writing itself is as pleasant and beautiful as it gets. Because Tirza Schaefer is one author who manages to deliver solid steamy hot scenes with an elegance and charm that keeps the beauty in the act of lovemaking. She doesn’t give us dirty rough sex but fiery passion that is both rough and gentle but also full of respect.

If you’re on the lookout for a great steamy read give this one here a try.
It’s sexy, sweet and smoking hot fabulous!

Check out this book and more of Tirza Schaefer over at https://www.tirzaschaefer.com/