Review: Not as good as the beginning book
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 14, 2012
This is the third book in this series and if you want lots of sex activity, then it might be OK for you. The story development and the new characters leave much to be desired. It's almost as though the author has decided that since we've read the first two books, why bother with anything but the sex? The four main characters from the first two books are primary characters in this story, and I do not like the way they are treated in this book. They have regressed to a more primitive, childish behavior than was seen when they were first introduced. As always, one of the primary, or supposedly primary, characters in this third book, was introduced at the end of the second book. Unfortunately, his character and the partner he finds are never really developed in this book. Sarah York just sort of throws them together, spins it a bit, and then lets them wander off while she reinvents the four characters from the first two books, and not in a good way.If you want one-handed fiction, and you like long sex scenes, this might be your book. If you are looking for romance, drama or an actual story, forget it. There just very little of that here.