Review for Talk Dirty To Me by Ginny Glass & Inez Kelley.................

Nora MacGregor is a biologist who has lived her life always following the rules.  But one day she loses important notes about female sexuality that could affect her career and is forced to play a new game with a sexy sounding stranger she only interacts with over the phone.  Her phone lover James gets her to come out of her shell and do things she never thought of before.  Not only does she now have James' attention, but a new fellow professor Dr. Jarod Reed would like to get her talking to him too.  Via a very creative plan that might eventually backfire on him, he eventually gets her attention and they start interacting on a personal level.  When jealousy comes into play, will Nora be able to choose between a voice she only knows from over the phone or the flesh and blood male who gets her to do more than just talk about her fantasies.

This was a fun and sexy read that's the perfect thing to read to warm up a cold day.  It was a short read, but the storyline and characters were fully fleshed out and it didn't have a short story feel to it at all.  The characters were likable with interactions that were believable and made for an intriguingly fun story.  The sex scenes, both talk-related and visual, were steamy and showed a playful side to the couplings.

Nora was a modern woman who was easy to relate to.  The way she lets loose is understandable given the two temptations she has presented to her.  I'd have a hard time choosing too given those delectable bites.  The two men in her life feed into her on an inside level and out in the real world too.  Through the phone and by going out for coffee she's forming relationships that she hasn't done before and I liked both ways of winning her heart and soul.  Both ways of interacting were sweet and sexy in their own way and made me enjoy this story wholeheartedly.

Great story, great characters, an intriguing storyline with a twist, and steamy lovemaking make for a very satisfying read.  Definitely take a chance on this short story that's long on enjoyment.

I give this book an A! 

*I received this from NetGalley for reviewing purposes.

*Book cover photo courtesy of Goodreads.com.