This is the fourth novella in the Make Me series. While I enjoyed it, I think it was the least favorite of the four that I have read. I didn't really feel the attraction between the main characters. It just felt a bit forced and too fast for me. The angst toward the end was a bit over the top and could have been avoided with a conversation. Still, I do recommend it along with the rest of the series.

This book is so hot the lid will blow right off the pot! “Katee Robert” creates fireworks in this steamy story which moves fluidly from one situation to the next, with lots of sexy scenes in between. Will have you hooked from cover to cover! Would recommend

Make Me Need is another intriguing story by Katee Robert. As always, Robert creates complex characters. Cameron and Trish were definitely complex and about as different as night and day. From the first moment though they both feel an attraction that becomes impossible to deny.

I enjoyed their story and their sex was HAWT. A fairly brief read with little external conflict, this book was the perfect diversion from life for a few hours.

I enjoyed this book and look forward to whatever Robert has for us next.

ARC received for review

3.5 stars

Another good book with Aaron's sister and business partner (who is yummy even if he is a grump). Some angst and drama plus hot sex, but yet again not epilogue. They get together and done.

Meh. Kind of underwhelming. It didn’t grab me and hold on like some other Katee Robert books I’ve read. Definitely enjoyed Aaron and Becka’s book more.

Thank you NetGalley and Harlequin for the ARC!

Fantastic story and you will follow Katee robert. Absolutely loved the story and now have read all of them. She draws you in and keeps you in the story till the HEA

Absolutely loved this...strong characters, strong storyline, highly romantic and sexy. It was nice to hear about the previous book in this series couple and how they are adjusting to parenthood.
Highly recommended reading

Undeniably steamy reading by author Katee Robert. There were elements that stood out. But the story itself held little substance to grasp.
Review copy received via Netgalley

Reaaaaaally enjoyed watching grumpy old Cameron being brought down by sunny sunshine Trish in this one.

Nice light love story with the perfect blend of adversity and humor.
So disappointed this is the end of the series! Liked that each of the stories in the series had such varied plots

Another great addition to the series, although i will be honest and say it was my least favourite of the four, Cam and Trish's story seemed to lack the development of its predecessors.

Although still a really easy read, I don't really feel the background of either or the building of their relationship held as much depth as the previous couples did.

Still the best series i have read by this author in years though, so i hope her collaborations with Hqn continue!

I couldn't get into this one. The characters were likable. The story was well written. I just felt like it need more breathing room. The pacing left no room for build up, or tension, just instant attraction and back to back sexy moment with little else in between.

Thanks to NetGalley for providing an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Katee Robert brings us a mix of steamy and sweet shenanigans in the latest in her Make Me series, as Trish and her older brother’s best-friend, Cameron prove the truth to the opposites attract theory.

“Maybe it was time to throw caution to the wind.”

Whilst Trish and Cameron were entirely likeable, their story didn’t hold much substance, and although there was one particular romantic moment, overall that aspect was lacking a bit for me in this one. Nevertheless, an easygoing, sexy read between two people deserving of their HEA.

more review to come soon- Part of a series, but can be read as a stand alone. Easy read, can probably finish in a sitting or two.

Make Me Need was another short, sweet, and sexy read! These books are a lot of fun and Make Me Need was another fantastic addition. This time we get the story of Trish and Cameron. Trish is a hardworking young woman who has undertaken a position at her brother's firm as she is in desperate need of some money. The only issue is that she has to work with Cameron, her brother's best friend and business partner. Cameron is a renowned awkward grump and Trish is thrown off by him, especially because he isn't a man of many words, but he can definitely destroy you with his eyes. This was very much of an opposites-attract romance and it was entertaining to watch Trish and Cameron dance around each other. The chemistry between them was sizzling and it culminated in some seriously hot sexy-times. Though Cameron remains his surly, grumpy self throughout most of the book, we get to see his more vulnerable side emerge around Trish. She had a way of bringing his emotions to the surface. I liked their pairing a lot as I thought they balanced each other well. I don't read a lot of short stories, but Katee Robert does them well, so if she decides to release more books in this series, I will certainly be reading them.

Every now and then I just want a smartly written, sharp and sexy read, and Make Me Need definitely fits the bill. Despite being the fourth book in the Make Me  series, you can absolutely read it on its own.Trish Livingston is twenty-five years old and in desperate need of a job. She accepts a job working for her brother's flourishing tech business in New York while he's on paternity leave and quickly dives into the role of making the company's on-site location far more inviting to customers. But, her perpetual good mood is tested by her brother's business partner, Cameron O'Clery, who seems to have a grudge against just about anything resembling a human. The two  clash and resolve to stay away from another another... until they no longer can.I had a lot of fun reading Make Me Need. Trish was a really likeable main character who's down on her luck, but trying really hard to stay positive and focused. She has an awesome work ethic and more patience than most when it comes to dealing with cranky Cameron. Cameron, by contrast, really does not like being around other people and openly admits to have terrible people skills and you can tell when he's trying really hard not to be his usual self and to accomodate having a new person in his life.Being part of Harlequin's Dare line, Make Me Need is quite explicit in it's content - which, if that's what you're after is great! Trish and Cameron's relationship really takes off once the two go off to London for a business trip and start living in close quarters. Not only does their physical relationship progress, but they also begin to unpack their feelings and the impact that their relationship has on them.This was a fun and easy read that I'd recommend to fans of the genre.

Cameron and Trish may be my favorite couple in the Dare world. Their chemistry is amazing. I even like the way Cameron has an uncertain side. There is humor to go along with the romance. I enjoyed seeing Trish come into her own as a person. This is a fast, entertaining read. Perfect for Harlequin fans.

Trish needs a job and her brother needs someone to redecorate his offices while he's on paternity leave. Trish is a "go-getter" with lots of positive energy so when she meets her brother's office partner Cameron she's surprised at his gruff attitude. He's definitely not a people person. Of course, opposites attract so Trish and Cameron start an office romance that gets serious quickly. Enjoyable romance.

Opposites attract in this steamy office romance by Katee Robert. Make Me Need features great dialogue, likeable characters and plenty of hot, hot steamy scenes. And of course a HEA :)

I could not put this book down! I loved it from page one till the end.

Trish is a woman who is a little down but she most certainly isn't out. She just needs a little money and time to regroup. In the meantime she has decided to work at her brothers company where she meets her brothers best friend Cameron.

Cameron acts like a grumpy bear through most of the book but yet she has a nice and sweet side to him. You just have to really look for it.

I liked the opposites attract aspect of this book. I also really like the banter between these two.