Review: Happy To Read An Interracial Menage Book Like This One
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 27, 2012
This is the first interracial menage book I've ever read. There are not a lot of them in general, which is a shame, as I've looked high & low for m/f/m[/m/m] featuring a Black woman as the heroine and have found like 5 of them total, with 2 by this author. ::sigh:: Way too few, I think.I do like this book though it's not without some issues. Also, I find with menage books that I've since read that the heroine always seems to have one male she connects with more (unless it's where I feel there's no emotional connection at all but that's a comment for two other books I've read in this sub-genre) than she does the others. Or rather, it seems like her feelings for one of the males is noticeably stronger than with the remaining men when the book starts but by the end, I get the impression it's flipped and she's a little more in love with and connected to one brother than the others. This is not to say she didn't enjoy them all as I got the feeling Lexie did care for them all a great deal.Lexie I like as a heroine, though I had to incorporate a suspension of disbelief that she went from virgin to sex-mad nymphet with multiple men so quickly. She comes across as fun and playful, yet has moments where she's more serious about the situation with the brothers. I did appreciate the sex scenes were mostly playful but that there were also moments of bonding shown that just weren't about knocking boots. I thought the author was able to create an obvious emotional connection between Lexie and Logan very well. With Connor mostly and with Owen, not nearly as much.