Eleanor Briggs has basically always stood back and observed, she never really involved herself. But a personal loss changes her perspective and she decides she will no longer just stand and watch. She is going to join in. She learns to look inside herself to actually see what she really wants in life for herself.

Eleanor has been watching her neighbor, millionaire Trey Riordan, in the high-rise across the street. The things she has seen him do have been driving her crazy with longing and she finally gets the nerve to find a way to meet him face to face. What she does to get Trey's attention not only pulls him in, but she has quite a few salivating after her. It's a really steamy reading session.

Trey Riordan is at a point in his life where he decides he needs to make a change and find a new meaning to his life. He finds that new meaning when Eleanor walks into the local coffee shop where they engage in a night of reading that becomes quite steamy. During their heated encounters Trey and Eleanor will discover they have an unknown connection.

The title of this novel takes on double meaning because not only are they LOOKING INSIDE each other's homes but they are also LOOKING INSIDE themselves and finding out things about themselves. I enjoyed how Beth Kery developed the characters of Eleanor and Trey from what started out as voyeurism and developed into a true relationship.

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