Review: Ms. Petrova gets the genre right!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
My love letter to Ms. Petrova:I love you as you know but more importantly, you have written the perfect menage book PERIOD!  Yes, period.  Without knowing what I like in a menage relationship, you have taken every element and mashed them together.  Baked them to perfection and let me savor every delectable morsel.  There is something to be said when a writer can make me feel completely gutted about a M/M relationship when I don’t even read the genre.My heart literally ached for Riggs throughout the whole book.  He was in love with a man that had been burned before by a lover but never let Riggs know about it.  Then Hugh finds himself breaking every rule he set up at the ranch because he had fallen in love with a client, Sybill.  Plus, the dynamic of Riggs in his life and not wanting to acknowledge that he was a big part of his life at the ranch.  Yes, there were times that I wanted to smack Riggs and Hugh.  More Hugh than anybody.  Riggs and Hugh had shared many a women before but something about Sybill was either going to tear them apart for good or as the saying goes:  “The love of a good woman…”Ms. Petrova has written one extremely hot, smexy, burn your Kindle up book.  But of course considering that the setting is at a sex boot camp, I expected it to be.  The heat level never loosened up one bit.  But I will have to admit that the scenes with Hugh and Riggs were much more emotional for me throughout the book.  Yes, did I feel the menage sex was emotional?  You bet but not until the very end of the book when everything was laid bare in the bunkhouse between Hugh and Riggs.  In fact, I thought the book was more about Hugh and Riggs than Sybill in some ways.  Those two cowboys were stubborn, hot for each other and then, (stupid men) let a woman come between them.Sybill was a joy to get to know.  Having Hugh as here “cowboy” gave her the confidence to finally be herself and free.  Getting to know Riggs was something that she never expected or how her relationship with Hugh would affect all three of them.Ms. Petrova, you have giving me hope that the menage genre isn’t dead, or the same old, same old.  You made Hugh, Sybill and Riggs realize that not everything comes in a neat package wrapped up in a pretty bow.  You have to admit feelings, push aside ego and come to terms with what you want out of life and with the people that mean the most to you.Love & kisses,Harlie*I received this book as part of a blog tour.  I was not paid for my review*