Review: My first of its kind!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 5, 2011
This is the score sheet review summary.For the full review please visit maldivianbookreviewer(dot)comThis is the very first time I have attempted to read a romance that features more than the usual hero and heroine in the mix. And though deep inside I would always be a M/F fan girl for life, there were certain elements within the story; mainly Cara McKenna's prose and style that just sucked me in from the very beginning and possibly might have changed my mind about reading stories featuring multiple protagonists.Rasul was a hero I loved from beginning to end. Unusual as they come, he hails from Jerusalem and is the broody, silent warrior type who still suffers from the emotional scars left behind from his childhood. A man who  shoots dirty talk in Arabic, I loved the fact that for Rasul there was no other woman but Emily and the fact that he was willing to do practically anything for Emily's happiness, even if it meant inviting another man to take part in their physical relationship.For me, Emily was the deal breaker. I could understand the fact that she is totally different from what she seems to be on the outside, the one who actually controls the relationship between husband and wife contrary to popular belief. The fact that she wanted another man made me feel that she wasn't totally satisfied with Rasul who knows every inch of her deepest and darkest fantasies and accepts her for the way she is. In the end, the encounter with a second man in their bedroom, hot as it was, for me it served no real purpose for their relationship which is why I wasn't so satisfied with the ending.But the personal revelation that this book brought; if tastefully done, I would be able to enjoy erotic romances featuring m/f/m as well as the next erotica lover was worth the guts it took for me to venture into the story! And for that I bow down to Cara McKenna's mastery with the words!Blog Rating=4/5Reviewed by: Maldivian Book Reviewer (MBR)