Review: Reviewed by Romance Junkies!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 21, 2009
Elain Pardie is a news reporter.  On assignment covering the First Annual Arcadia Highland Games, she is concerned to find a lost black dog while leaving.  Finding no one to claim him, Elain agrees to take him home with the hopes of finding his owner.  She has no idea that the huge furry dog is not actually a dog but a wolf. Nor does she even think to consider that the wolf is not a canine but a man.  When the dog's owners show up to claim their lost pet, Elain is sad to see him go but returns him anyway.  The next day, she receives a phone call from one of the owners inviting her to lunch.  When she meets the man, she is surprised to see he is a twin and that both men are luscious. Allowing them liberties she never even could have considered, Elain's life changes the minute they touch her.Ain, Brodey, and Cail are identical alpha triplets.  As such, fate tells of only one woman for the three men to love - their soul mate.  When Brodey smells an enticing scent at the Highland Games, he can't help but follow it.  He knows that Ain, the Prime of the three will be angry, but he is willing to take that chance because if his nose is correct, then he has just found the woman nature has intended to complete his family.I found myself laughing out loud at the antics of Brodey and Cail.  Ain was the oldest and the most intense.  Brodey was the most playful of the three, and Cail seemed the happiest.  All three were sin personified and simply dreamy.  Ain's emotions concerning Elain worried me at first - he was so stubborn in wanting Elain to love them on her own terms and by her own choice.  Ain's willingness to sacrifice a lifetime of being unmated rather than force Elain to mate with he and brothers grabbed my heart and didn't let go.TROUBLE COMES IN THREES is sexy, scorching hot, and fun to read.  Tymber Dalton's ability to weave a story keeps me coming back for more and reading everything she releases.  Lovers of paranormal ménage romances with a hint of comedy should run and grab this enticing book.  It was great!Natalie S.