Not your standard ménage story, this is an interesting look at a committed couple adding a third man to their (sex) lives. The issues all three of them have are very real, not glossed over and make for an interesting psychological study – never mind some extremely hot sex.

Owen is a man who likes his solitary time, but still wants occasional human contact. So far, he has had trouble finding the right balance, and not having many people understand him makes his life less fulfilled than it could be. It was fascinating to watch him fall for Davin and Sebastian – in his very own way. While his love for both of them became more obvious as time passed, the distance he needed at the same time was equally palpable.

Davin and Sebastian are so in love, and so close, it is hard to imagine them wanting a third person. But, as the story develops, their need becomes obvious: there are some things they cannot do for each other. Rather than miss them, they set out to try to find a solution via getting a third person to help them out. Needless to say, they will not do that with just anyone. Finding Owen is a stroke of luck for them in more than one way: he fits them perfectly when he is with them, but he has no need to be there all the time. Just like they are not looking for a full-time partner.

If you like ménages that mean more than hot three-way sex, if the psychological side of a relationship fascinates you as much as the physical and if you want to read about three men defining a new and very individual way to have a relationship with each other, you will probably like this book.



NOTE: This book was provided by Total-E-Bound for the purpose of a review on Queer Magazine Online ( )

Very erotic story of one finding two. Liked but didn't love it. Bareback dropped the rating. ( )