Review: Yuck - too short and definitely not 2 Hot
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 16, 2010
The publisher's blurb gives a fairly good synopsis of the story, so I'm not going to waste time rehashing it.  The details are what sunk this book for me.Abby is, for lack of a better term, a hot mess.  She likes having sex with all sorts of people in all sorts of situations, yet she's worried about people thinking she's a slut (her direct quote).  She flips out at Eric when she thinks he's going to ask for a deeper commitment beyond the sex they've been having, but she doesn't have any issues at all in the span of a couple of days agreeing to be in a permanent menage relationship.I know this is more of a short story/novella, but the total lack of meaningful descriptons and character development is ridiculous.  All we know about Eric is that he's horny all the time; Jett is pretty much someone's wishful thinking - a male model who also happens to be brilliant and in his residency stage of medical school; Abby is in a state of unending PMS but she pretty much thinks anything or anybody having sex is "hot."  They all have the dimension of a piece of paper.I didn't find the erotic scenes at all interesting.  It was more like, "tab A goes into tab B and tab C is either watching or thinking about what it should do next."  Bleh.Kelly Jamieson is a decent author; I've read some of her other work, and this just doesn't do her any justice.  For anyone that might find it objectionable, there are M/M, M/F and M/M/F scenes.