Review: Men and woman in love
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 1, 2013
At first glance, I wasn't sure how I would rate this book. I couldn't pinpoint why I didn't love it, or what bothered me about it. Something just felt off, unrealistic or unbelievable. I'm still not entirely sure that I can verbalize it. The love the main characters feel for each other is well documented; Cree, Jake and Jenny seem to be made for each other. However, I don't think that love alone would get someone over the trauma that Jenny went through before her guys got her out of the hospital.  She had only one nightmare and needed no counseling? I think one other aspect of this relationship that felt unbelievable was the unquestioned acceptance of their military team buddies.  For a bunch of macho SEALs , these guys just accept Jake and Cree as a couple and accept them in a threesome with Jenny without question. No don't ask, don't tell controversies? Not that I want to promote that kind of attitude, mind you, it is just never an issue. Maybe I'm expecting too much character development in an erotica story.The plot is well written, the characters are interesting if not too complex, and the sex is very hot. The bad guy is a real whack job, and his evil adds tension to the story. The characters get a nice happily ever after. Since the series continues, the other friends get their stories and happily ever afters also, I assume, and since they seemed like really nice guys,  they deserve it.Heat factor hot.