Unbelievable contains: Fantasy; and Tantalizing.

Fantasy: Brandi Sommers attends a fundraising auction hosted by her sister, Shay--all monies to support building a new women's shelter. Shay ends up making the final bid on the last "item" and gifts it to Brandi as a birthday present. To her disbelief, this "gift" is Sebastian Sinclair, owner of a personal protection (bodyguard) service and supporter of the different women's shelters Shay runs. He often donates his time and services to provide protection to battered women and help the police get their abusers arrested. After a lot of grumbling, she agrees to go on the five-day vacation to a lovers' retreat with Sebastian which is included in the auction package. Turns out they are comfortable with each other and are able to share their pasts with each other, etc. Brandi feels safe with Sebastian and he patiently helps her follow through with her decision to begin living her life and start circulating again after a horrible assault which occurred eight years before.

Tantalizing: Josie Jackson owns a business which assists the elderly (home health care), Home and Heart, and has always been focused on school and her career and has never made time for dating, especially after all her older sister has given up to help raise her after their parents' deaths. Josie agrees to another blind date set up by her sister, who has been trying to get her married off, although this time she plans a ruse which she hopes will immediately turn the guy off and she can get her sister to stop bugging her. She wears revealing clothes and acts like a big flirt--which is not her normal behavior and not what this particular stuffy guy would like. This would have worked except the guy who was supposed to be her date had to cancel and he sent his business partner, Nick Harris, in his place to give her the news. Nick is so taken with her, however, he doesn't admit that he's not really "Bob" and they spend time together falling for each other. Confusion reigns as all starts to unravel before Nick can tell her the truth about his identity, and before she can tell him the truth that she's not really the big flirt she's pretending to be, and the real Bob and Josie's sister, Susan, find they have feelings for each other as well. Will the real Bob please stand up??

These are both quick and enjoyable reads but they are a bit dated and not as good as Lori Foster's later work. ( )