Review: Lovely story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2014
This is the third in a series about a group of fabulous women friends who have the good luck to fall in love with tall, handsome, and well-to-do men (just go with it as a reader).  I would suggest the author do a little research in sexual dominance and restraint usage during sex (no one uses police issued handcuffs without padding unless they want to have lacerations, and would you really cuff a woman without her permission to your bed the first time you have sex - this isn't Fifty Shades of Grey), and maybe work on sensuality and heat imagery to improve the love scenes.  I definitely felt this was the best book so far; you can really see the growth in the author's writing. The story is sweet and heart-warming to see this couple come together and is recommended by this reader as a lovely beach read.The author also spends, in my humble opinion, way too much time setting up future stories in her books - it's like a concert where the headlining band or singer does a half hour of their soon to be released CD and since the audience doesn't know the songs, there is a disconnect and the forward momentum is lost.  We know Janie (former fatty, kept those perky double Ds, and chef extraordinaire) and Luke (rich fashion superstar) will get together, of course Tiffany (divorced the cheating politician, rich enough to start a foundation of her own, model looks, and babbles when nervous) will end up with Dr. Drew (he took care of the heroine in book one when Ryann got shot), Taylor (raped in high school but now a strong woman) is pursuing Mark (which one of the group is he a brother or cousin to?) ... well, you all get the idea, and these stories will be out in the future.While this can be a stand alone book, sort of, I would definitely say to go back and read the first two books so you can understand better the cast of characters.Enjoy!