Hot & Bothered (Out of Uniform #1 - 3) by Elle Kennedy

Synopsis:

Three sizzling-hot stories from New York Times and international bestselling author Elle Kennedy! 

Give a SEAL an inch, and he’ll take your heart. 

Heat of the Moment 

For almost a year Shelby has lusted over swoon-worthy Garrett, but she can’t figure out why he’s not interested…until she overhears him saying she’s too vanilla for his taste. When a heat wave sends the sexy Navy SEAL into her bakery, she finally has the opportunity to show him exactly what he’s missing… 

Heat of Passion 

Holly has too much on her plate to think about a serious relationship. A hot fling with a SEAL, though, is the perfect way to take the edge off. The last thing she expects is to run into her gorgeous one-night stand weeks later, and to discover that Carson wants the one thing she doesn’t: more. In the face of his methodical seduction, her resistance is crumbling… 

Heat of the Storm 

Will has waited fifteen years for the storm that sends Mackenzie into his arms. He’s the one man not scared of her psychic gift, and their one night of passion is enough to convince this tenacious SEAL that they are much, much more than friends. Now he just has to convince her of that… 

Warning: Contains dangerously hot Navy SEALS, and heroines not afraid to take them on one—or two—at a time.

Rating:★★★★

Review:

I can't believe I really enjoyed reading this. My thoughts for this book will be quick and simple because my thoughts are pretty straight forward for each story. 

Heat of the Moment followed Garret & Shelby and it was really steamy, unrealistic at some points, but overall a pretty cute adult romance story. 

Heat of Passion follows Carson & Holly and it was funny, unrealistic at some points, but the were the more relatable couple out of the book. 

Finally, Heat of the Storm follows Will & Mackenzie, which was basically porn on a page, but it also had it's funny moments despite being dry and lacking in it's non porn parts. Overall. I loved how they all intertwined together but I have to admit I ran out of steam by the time we got to Will's story and it seems like the author did, too. I noticed she didn't really focus on the actual plot of his story as much as she did the previous two, it seemed she focused more on the sex scenes more than anything else.

All in all I enjoyed the book as a collection.