Cold Fascination by Mona Moore

His eyes searched hers intensely for a moment before a switch flipped inside of her. Abandoning all else, she sunk her fingers deeply into his hair as she found herself opening her quivering lips beneath his. Charles’ mouth came down on hers like a hawk descending on its helpless victim; his body was surprisingly strong and hard pressed against hers.
Oh, it was cold, but she melted like snow.

What does a high-dollar divorce lawyer do when she walks in on her husband “de-briefing” his secretary? How does she get back to objectively mediating when it’s way too close to home?

Scarlett is devastated by her husband’s affair and the divorce. Getting back to work is just the distraction she needs. The partners at Scarlett’s law firm have their concerns- ordering therapy for the mediator. Add in her mother’s push at getting back to the dating scene and Scarlett has enough crap on her plate to stop her in her tracks.
Until . . .

Dr. Charles Winters is hot and bright like the sun, but cool -almost cold in how he greets the world. Is it clinical professionalism? Or does the good doctor have his own baggage to deal with?