Review: Shutter
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2010
Bethany Marx had survived the most horrific childhood imaginable, and was on a collision course with disaster when Jacob Matthews rescued her like he had done so many girls in the past.  Just when she thought she could have no future, she was shown dreams were still possible, and sometimes they actually came true.  Bethany grew up with Jacob as a surrogate father.  She was one of the most successful photographers for his men's magazine, but there was still one secret dream that she didn't believe possible.  She didn't want to disappoint Jacob, but she couldn't help being attracted to his son, Derrick, and his best friend Nathan Hall.  Many of her nights were spent wondering what it would be like to be shared by the men that were known to share everything.Derrick didn't approve of his father's lifestyle, and had vowed years before to never get involved with the girls his father brought home, but he had been struggling with his decision since Bethany moved in.  Nathan had been ready to start something with her for some time, but Derrick was hesitant.  He knew it was just a matter of time because he was already struggling with his desire for her, and it was approaching out of control status.This is a terrific read!  I am a fan of TAM, and enjoyed this latest book as well.  I will add it to the list of her books that are keepers!  Bethany is such a complex character that has lived through some horrific circumstances.  You just want the best for her, and that comes in the form of both Derrick and Nathan.  The ménage passages are very sensual and sexy woven throughout an engaging story.  This is one not to be missed.