Review: Loved it!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2011
I loved this sequel to 'Not My Wolf' and though I understand that some were turned off by the menage, I didn't find it at all far-fetched. I will agree that the way it was initiated could have been better handled.  Corey, out of nowhere, suggesting that he and Devin 'take care' of Blaine because he was sexually frustrated threw me for a loop. It would have been more believable if he and Devin had discussed it before hand as a couple, or if Devin had been the one to suggest it because he realized that Blaine was jealous. I also had a problem with the first sex scene. Corey is the 'alpha' and, even though we're later told that positions switched up as the night progressed, I didn't feel he was given his due in the first scene. But those were my only complaints.The menage was hot!  IMO, the final mating scene in 'Not My Wolf' perfectly laid the ground work for it.  Blaine was clearly turned on during Corey and Devin's mating, and even acted on it right infront of them.  Blaine is Corey's best friend, his beta and has been attracted to him all his life.  I think Corey realized he was jealous and feeling a bit betrayed since Corey always maintained that he was straight. And yes Corey *was*, but with a mate like Devin I can only imagine that he's into LOTS of things that he wasn't before :-). It's a whole new world. Given all that, bringing Blaine onboard worked for me. As for soul mates,  there was never a doubt that even though Corey and Devin played with someone else, they belonged solely to each other. Devin was uber protective (he wouldn't even let Blaine touch Corey during sex). Corey is Devin's and vice versa, period, the end.  Plus, the menage is a small part of the book. Blaine does find his own mate and he and Gamble are HOT, HOT, HOT! Loved their story, the way Blaine fought for his man and Gamble's eventual surrender.I give this 4* because I feel the menage could have been better introduced, otherwise it would have gotten the full five stars. This is a very short read at only 54 ereader pages.Looking forward to more from this author.