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And having her meant getting his brother on board because Jace and Marcus weren't just twins. They shared women on a frequent basis because it was physically satisfying, but more importantly, emotionally necessary.

I think it’s the emotionally necessity that squicks me. Then again, I’ve never been able to get into menages with siblings or other various family members in them. *shudders* Can someone explain how it can be emotionally necessary without crossing over into a dark and ucky place?

I’m going to be thinkng about this for awhile I think. What if it were two sisters? Or a brother and a sister?

Sorry… don’t expect answers. Just personally finished a Lora Leigh book this weekend, Marly’s Choice which I didn’t enjoy and did have the three brothers trope. Of course they had to share because of a violently abusive background…

And Reacherfan… aren’t the brothers naturally intimate with each other if their clothes are off and they’re both having sex with the same person at the same time? What constitutes intimacy?

Okay, time to stop writing. My brain hurts.

Jane, I will take your grade with pleasure. I’m sorry some parts didn’t work for you, but I’m happy you liked Devi. I sincerely hope you read and review my next one.

What is the deal with rosy nipples everywhere! SOME of us aren’t lucky enough to have cotton candy nubs that harden to red berries, damn it. I would have written a non-caucasian heroine just to throw some brown nips around.

It is my first published work. With Samhain, print does eventually come.

NO incest. None at all.

Thanks again! Now excuse me while I geek this up and screenshoot my first DA review…

ReacherFan – because of the above.

I had no idea “Brothers sharing a woman is a common trope in erotic romance, no incest.” And, oddly, I almost feel like I should apologize for being so . . . appalled? saddened? (both are true but not quite right) Ah, I’ve got it . . . being unable to say ‘to each his own’. I can say it — and mean it — about a lot but not that.

Shanal – I don’t know why you would think the brothers were intimate with each other. They aren’t. This is a threesome with Devi in the middle.

Is the incest addressed in the book? I assume from the review the brothers are intimate with each other and don't just take turns with Devi. Even if they do, well, I can't imagine the childhood they must have had that resulted in them unable to create healthy, autonomous relationships of their own.

Brothers sharing a woman is a common trope in erotic romance, no incest. Not to say there aren’t those books out there that also include the brothers together, but the popular erotic romances are brothers sharing, but not being intimate with each other (see the commenter after you mentioning Lora Leigh as exhibit one :P ).

Didn’t Lora Leigh write this same book about 20 times? LOL

I’ll read anything with a non-white heroine. Unfortunately it seems the abused hero background is getting a little too much play lately. Wasn’t that the issue in the latest Sarah Mayberry?

@Jane – you may want to fix that misspelling of the author’s name in the blog entry’s tag.

If this had been about a sterile brother and sister searching for a third partner to complete them emotionally would you feel the same way about it?

I *think* this is her first published release.

I need to put this book on my Sony Reader and give it a go.