Review: Steamy Erotic Fiction
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2014
In Boys Next Door twenty-eight year old Farrell McGee decides to take her fathers inheritance and start her life over. He's left her a house in the sleepy town of Tower Terrace. When Farrell (I dislike that name by the way), arrives in town, she realizes there are three houses situated across the street from her. These three houses are inhabited by three gorgeous, yet all very different men. Deke, Stephen and Cooper have been friends since high school. Not long after Farrell gets to know her neighbors and realizes she likes all three of them and begins to have her affairs.The storyline has a fairytale theme to it, Farrell refers to the three men as the three little pigs, the town is named Tower Terrace...etc. So, as the story goes on, she feels she can only choose one man for her happily ever after, but she also wonders if she even wants to commit.This was my first time reading author Sommer Marsden as the erotic fiction books I read are few and far between.The storyline was interesting enough, and while the sex scenes were steamy, I grew bored of them about halfway through the book. I wanted more storyline, less sex and I ended up skimming some of it. You also have to really suspend disbelief with this one. Some of these characters actions and reasoning behind them just kind of made me think "huh?".And Farrell does one thing I always shake my head at in these kinds of stories, unprotected sex. I don't know why that seems to find its way into sex scenes.I wondered who Farrell would choose and she picked the guy I thought she would. I liked that all three men were totally different. There's steamy sex, a few twists I didn't see coming, a burlesque dance for charity, a bisexuals, a dog grooming shop and a heroine who is trying to find herself, all wound up into one raunchy story. So if you're into erotic fiction, you might enjoy this one."I made a quick right into my driveway and pulled up to the quaint facade of 213 Lady Bug Lane. Home sweet home. Small stone cottage, brown roof, black shingles, red front door. Tucked back from the main road with groups of towering trees that flanked it, it was very much a fairy-tale house."p9, Boys Next Door by Sommer Marsdendisclaimer: This review is my honest opinion. I received my review copy from NetGalley.I did not receive any type of compensation for reading and reviewing this book. While I receive free books from publishers and authors, such as this one, I am under no obligation to write a positive review.