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Chargement... By the Bookpar Scarlett Parrish
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. When sexually adventurous Reece finds himself increasingly drawn to Daniel, the third in a menage a trois with his girlfriend, he tries to find a way to be in a relationship with both of them. Georgia, his girlfriend, is not about it, and Reece is forced to choose between them. The developing-relationship stuff between Reece and Daniel is done very well, but the end just fizzles out. Reece is in a super difficult situation--loving two people but unable to have them both--and the story either is unequal to the task of exploring that situation or is unwilling to, so it pretty much takes the decision out of Reece's hands and just drops him into one of the character's laps. Spoiler: having spent way more time developing the relationship between Reece and Daniel than showing the relationship between Reece and Georgia, it would have been fairly ridiculous and unsatisfying to end the story with Reece and Georgia staying together, but instead of getting soul searching and hard choices, we get girlfriend ex machina, where Georgia says I won't have you anymore and Reece ends up with Daniel by default. A shame, really, because if the end had been better, this would have been a quite nice read. The sex here is undeniably hot. I did not like the two male leads. Reese is suffering from insensitive-jerk-itis. He saw Daniel and fell into sudden lust but since he's straight that couldn't possibly be the reason for his obsession, even though he's been in bed with men before. So using his girlfriend as an excuse he arranges a menage between the 3 of them. There were 3 of them in that bed but only 2 were making love, Daniel and Reese, Georgia was just a convenient body. Daniel is afflicted with the similar and deadly arrogant-prick-itis. He refers to himself in the third person and cant compliment his sexual prowess enough. Georgia deserved better then these two and too bad he didn't get a happy ending here. She asked Reese to choose between her and Daniel, because she couldn't be in a three way relationship, so Reese decides to ask her if she would like another ménage with him and Daniel. After that I lost all hope. I couldn't flip through the pages quick enough to just end the book. Also the dialogue suffered at the end, no one could form a sentence. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
"Two's company; three's allowed." Reece Hutton conducts his life between the covers -- of books and beds. A librarian by day, in the evenings he's a man whose tastes are anything but vanilla. So when local writer Daniel Cross appears in the library one afternoon with the aim of doing some research, Reece has a hard time not noticing how attractive he is, or what feels like chemistry between them. They exchange a few words and Daniel's business card, an interlude which Reece puts down to networking rather than flirtation. After all, he has his girlfriend Georgia to go home to and her best friend: a threesome to help his birthday go literally with a bang. Reece, being a gentleman (most of the time), has no objection to returning the favor, especially as his new friend Daniel seems all too willing to be their third for an evening. Georgia sees their triangle as nothing more than a temporary bit of fun but Reece...' He'll eventually have to own up to breaking the unwritten rules of their relationship or close the book on a growing attraction to Daniel. "Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Male/male sexual practices, menage (m/f/m, f/m/f with female interaction)." Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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I found this refreshingly different to the romance novels that constitute most of my reading lately.
There's a lot of sex but it doesn't feel gratuitous and Scarlett Parrish writes it very well.
Recommended. ( )