Dear Ms. Jamieson, There’s just no way I can talk about this novella without giving away things which might be regarded as spoilers. So, be ye warned all who read what follows. I admit to a weakness for m/m/f menage stories and I think Rule of Three was among the ... more >
Dear Ms. Rocha: There are so many things I really love about this series and it’s not primarily the sexual interaction. The series is set in a post apocalyptic environment focusing on the city Eden and outlying sectors. Inside the city, people are taught that woman are chattels and sex ... more >
Dear Ms. Kennedy: I know some readers will disagree with me, but I thought that while Dylan and Aiden had some bisexual tendencies, they were destined for love. When Hotter Then Ever came out and it was a threesome, my eyebrows shot into my hairline. But nearly every book in ... more >
Dear Ms. Stein, My favourite kind of menage stories are m/m/f – it seems to me to be a more equal type of triad relationship, each person being sexually attracted to the other. I was in the mood for something quick and dirty and the promise of this one was ... more >
Dear Ms. Jamieson: I’ve kind of drifted away from menages but this book was free. I thought the dynamic of the three falling in love was really well done. My minus is that I really needed to see the other issues worked out – how would her family take it; ... more >
Note: The comments are closed on this review because it is our book club pick. Don’t forget to join the conversation later today and all through the week. Dear Ms. Calhoun: I am so glad that you are back publishing longer length works (not that I minded the holiday novella). ... more >