Review: the reader definitely wants "More".
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2010
Originally Posted at: [...]More is the perfect name for this book because the reader definitely wants "More". More Luke, more Matthew and more Richard.Luke and Matthew have noticed each other before at Haven, a sex club. The timing has never worked out for them to be together in the past. Then Matthew approaches Luke and asks him if he is available for the night. Both know they need something more though - Richard. Luke has a rule that he never has sex more than once with the same man and he also wants to be tied up, Matthew and Richard agree to his rules. They have a night filled with great sex and Matthew's addicting kisses. They all part thinking that is all they will have together. But neither Luke, Matthew nor Richard can stop thinking about the other two men. All three show up at Haven the next night expecting to be with someone else but it doesn't work out that way. Despite Luke's rule, they enjoy another night of sizzling sex. Luke begins to worry, because he has his reasons for his rule.I really enjoyed More, even though I normally don't read a lot of ménage stories. The main reason I love this ménage is all three men are together from the very beginning. Luke, Matthew and Richard are stronger when they are together. When Luke's father tries to separate the men, will he get his way? When an associate of Luke's father joins in the threats, will this finally destroy the relationship?Ms. Parker has the reader cheering these three very different men on throughout the development of their relationship. We have Luke who has spent the last fifteen years of his life living a very solitary life filled with one-night stands, Richard the successful businessman, and Matthew, the adorable and vulnerable kid. Three great characters that work so well together, you can't imagine them any other way.I was very shocked to learn this is Ms. Parker's debut book. It is just such an amazing story. I've heard that Ms. Parker is planning to write additional stories; one in Matthew's POV and one in Richard's POV. I hope this is true. I would love to read Richard's POV. Richard has one of my favorite lines in the story. When Joseph, one of Richard's business associates, asked Richard if he gets jealous seeing Luke and Matthew together, Richard says "The attraction and affection you see between them--it isn't just about them. Wrapped up in that is me--their feelings for me." I had tears rolling down my face reading that and Luke and Matthew feel the same when they see the other two together.I have already told people about this book and will be telling everyone I can that they definitely want More.