3.5 Stars! 
 Source: eARC for Honest Review Courtesy of Inkslinger and Harper Collins via Edelwiess 
 Genre: Contemporary Romance 
 Part 3 of an ongoing series 
 My Blush For Me Review . . . 
 Kristen Proby was one of the first authors I read when I jumped into my love for the romance genre. And throughout the years, she has given us so many great, sweet stories about love, hope and second chances. 
 In the Fusion series, it focuses on 5 best friends, whom happen to own a restaurant together. Jake and Addison were the first book in Listen To Me. And Cami and Landon followed in book 2, Close to You. Here, we get the feisty Kat and loveable Mac. And now that I'm hooked onto this series I can't wait for Riley and Mia's stories. 
 Kat's an outgoing, loud and bright person but she secretly wears her heart on her sleeve. Now immersed in her wine bar she has little time to date. After a strong push from her friends she finds her self on her first plane ride, scared out of her mind. The only thing that kept her going on this trip was the idea of a sexcation. So, when the lovely charming Mac sits next to her on the plane and helps her throughout the flight, the last thing she expected was for him to be her sexy companion for her sexcation. 
 Mac's on board for a sexcation but the more he gets to know Kat the more he wants. Unfortunately Kat keeps the first union at arms lengths. But that doesn't stop him from wanting more from her. For the most part I liked Kat but I didn't totally love all her conversations to herself, nor her game playing with Mac at the beginning. She tells him she doesn't want anything further but is annoyed he didn't try and find her. Even though she gave Mac no information about herself. 
 But since Mac was taken with her, he found a way to get her to see him again. The thing about this series that I love is the sisterhood of the friends/partnerships. They're all so loyal and loving to one another and always have each others backs. 
 "Well, I don't plan to be an ass, but I'm a man, and sometimes we're assess without meaning to be." 
 Mac makes his play but he has many friends to convince that he's worth the risk. I did like Mac and Kat's chemistry and I also liked the fact that I thought it was going to be a predictable story line but it was a pleasant surprise that it wasn't filled with tons of unnecessary angst.