Room Serviced

· Roxie Noir Publishing
2 reviews
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200
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Max Golding wants two things: to capture a ghost on video, and for Sloane Vanzetti to have a little fun–preferably with him. Sure, his old high school friend is his biggest skeptic, but a little healthy debate never made anyone less horny. When the famously haunted and romantic Hotel Bellwether invites him to film there, he invites Sloane along. They’ll have a cozy, intimate weekend trip, and maybe they’ll find some ghosts along the way.

Sloane Vanzetti is plenty of fun, thanks. Would a non-fun person spend a weekend looking for ghosts with Max Golding? There’s no way they’ll find any, but Sloane will try anything once. If it involves sexy, flirty Max, she’s willing to try several times, in several positions. Her only requirement? That their quick fling stays just that–fun, casual, and over once they leave.

But once they’ve gone back to their respective lives, can they really leave each other behind–or will their affair at the Hotel Bellwether haunt them?

Room Serviced is book one in the Hotel Bellwether series, and features lots of flirting, tons of banter, a little Lord Byron slander, and a happily-ever-after ending.

Max Golding wants two things: to capture a ghost on video, and for Sloane Vanzetti to have a little fun–preferably with him. Sure, his old high school friend is his biggest skeptic, but a little healthy debate never made anyone less horny. When the famously haunted and romantic Hotel Bellwether i...

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2 reviews
Timothea
June 4, 2026
4.75 stars. This novella is dual POV, well written, and a funny, steamy, contemporary romantic comedy between Sloane, the female pragmatist lead, and Max, the male ghost hunter lead. I chuckled at the banter and snark between this pair; I loved the way they poked fun at each other and actually found that arousing. I enjoyed Sloane’s willingness to push back at Max’s theories around “ghosts”. I enjoyed Max’s enjoyment of his side hustle and the fun he had exploring possibilities.
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Dee Mac
June 3, 2026
Ghost hunting I loved this! Max and Sloan were so sassy and funny. Their flirting was epic during their ghost hunting trip. Their discussions were varied, interesting and diverse. The chemistry built and with a little awkwardness they finally became more than friends. This is sweet and steamy, with great communication, interesting locations, friendships and a common small town childhood.
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Max Golding wants two things: to capture a ghost on video, and for Sloane Vanzetti to have a little fun–preferably with him. Sure, his old high school friend is his biggest skeptic, but a little healthy debate never made anyone less horny. When the famously haunted and romantic Hotel Bellwether invites him to film there, he invites Sloane along. They’ll have a cozy, intimate weekend trip, and maybe they’ll find some ghosts along the way.

Sloane Vanzetti is plenty of fun, thanks. Would a non-fun person spend a weekend looking for ghosts with Max Golding? There’s no way they’ll find any, but Sloane will try anything once. If it involves sexy, flirty Max, she’s willing to try several times, in several positions. Her only requirement? That their quick fling stays just that–fun, casual, and over once they leave.

But once they’ve gone back to their respective lives, can they really leave each other behind–or will their affair at the Hotel Bellwether haunt them?


Room Serviced is book one in the Hotel Bellwether series, and features lots of flirting, tons of banter, a little Lord Byron slander, and a happily-ever-after ending.

Max Golding wants two things: to capture a ghost on video, and for Sloane Vanzetti to have a little fun–preferably with him. Sure, his old high school friend is his biggest skeptic, but a little healthy debate never made anyone less horny. When the famously haunted and romantic Hotel Bellwether i...

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