He's been lusting for her for months and this job is the key to bring her into his life. For months, they been talking and now they are texting and video chatting, bringing them closer each day. The thing is that Ian Tucker wants to have more than just a cyber-relationship. He knows Cassie is the woman for him. She is sweet, a hard-worker, loving and the most passionate woman he has ever met via cell phone and computer. Just when he thinks something could grow between them, his job takes a turn for the worse, including her. Can he convince her that it was not his intention to hurt her but instead, to love her forever?

Cassie Tucker loves her job as a software designer and is hard worker, often staying late to get ahead on her job. The thing is that lately she has been working so hard she has forgotten about her love life, which is why her attraction to Ian Tucker via computer and cell phone is no surprise. Here is a man who feels so right in her life and who she has so much in common with it somewhat scares her. She knows she isn't a beauty but with Ian, she feels sexy and desirable, something that is very new to her. Just when she thinks something could grow out of their cyber-relationship, a betrayal arises between them. Can she ever trust Ian again with her heart and life?

Mandy Harbin is definitely on the track of becoming this reader must read author. The premise of Digital Possession is very common in our technological world right now but Mandy Harbin has a way of making it fun, passionate and sexy as ever. I loved that Ian Tucker is a man who knows what he wants and that is Cassie. Though they never met, they fall easily in love via technology and this made it better than ever. Mandy Harbin shows us that no matter where you are or how you do it, love travels everywhere. Digital Possession is definitely a book to pick up, it was fun to read and some scenes were funny to read about, especially with Cassie. Though it is short, it packed a lot of punch with a well-developed story line that made me read; not stopping for a minute as it quickly grabs your attention. Great read Mandy Harbin.

Reviewed by: Melinda B.