Review: An afterthought
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 21, 2014
This will contain some minor spoilers so don't read further if you don't want insight into topics in the book.I read the Rule of Three and loved it.  It showed the three characters falling in lust and love - all three of them.  In this second installment, I felt like Kassie was a complete afterthought in the relationship.  Honestly, it felt as if Dag only paid her attention to get Chris turned on - she was just a means to get to what he really wanted Chris - you see this clearly in the kitchen scene.  I understand Chris' focus on Dag since he is just getting used to these feelings and desires, but again Kassie was just his security blanket.  Given time, it felt as if Dag and Chris would have been completely satisfied together, but Kassie was a bit of a "beard" for Chris.  Maybe if the author showed a physical connection between Chris and Kassie while his parents were visiting or a scene where Dag is so turned on by her without Chris around, but that didn't happen.  There were too many times in this book when I said, if I were Kassie I would be asking if they even wanted me around any more - but she kept happily bouncing around as if she wasn't the third wheel.Honestly - I wish the author stopped at book one, since it was one of my favorite threesome romances.