Review: Steamy and satisfying!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2014
It’s been a while since I’ve devoured a ménage book, and I have to say, I thoroughly enjoyed this one.  It felt different in some way.  Even if the circumstances seemed a little crazy, the emotions felt real, the struggle with coming to terms with bisexuality felt real, most importantly the human connection and passion felt real.I loved all three characters from the start.  Spencer and Rory clearly had that special relationship that, while seemingly perfect, needed the control and connection that Jack could provide.  I loved Jack!  Misunderstood as the spoiled, rich boy doing his father’s bidding, hiding his true self, but such a lover at heart.  Something about him drew me to him instantly, from the moment he and Spencer were trapped together in the subway tunnel.  I loved the passion he brought to the threesome, and the caution with which he approached inserting himself in to the relationship.  Thank goodness for Rory’s female intuition to actually make it happen.  There is one particular scene when the group is confronted by the outside world.  Jack jumped in to control the aftermath with such care and purpose – absolutely brilliant.  I was done for.  Complete puddle.This book didn’t touch too much on life as the three of them outside of their relationship, but I was fine focusing on the three together and living in my own little fantasy world.  Smoldering read and three people that just fit.  Definitely adding more Alyssa Turner to my TBR!