Review: A Sweet Story with Lots of Heat and Heart
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
Overall - 4 starsNice balance between story development and hot sex. Issues without angst. Think homemade lemonade and cookies with a side of lube.Fantasy World - 3 starsThe honky tonks are pretty clean, and Granny's house is unbelievably quaint. It's a nice place to visit if not quite real.Tingle - 5 starsHot, well written action. The man on man develops slowly, but the male/female action smacks you in the face from the beginning.Characters - 4 stars3-D cowboys instead of cliches. LGBT country singers. Joy Daniels does a great job of charting new territory for the characters except for the annoying best friend.Story - 4 starsFriends to lovers progresses smoothly with a non-standard ending, which I adored. First loves re-connect with fireworks.SummaryNashville Trio is the story of a hometown girl gone to the big city to make it big. However, the path to success is not smooth. Ashley tackles issues familiar to all women pursuing a career. How do you balance work demands with romantic relationships? What do you do if your work partnership threatens to become romantic? Ashley's path is even harder because she bares the scars of her mother's failings, and she is tackling more than one romantic relationship at a time.Unlike most menage fiction, readers have ample access to the men's points of view. It's a good balance, which makes the story feel more balanced and complete. Nashville Trio is a heartwarming story featuring the next generation of heroes and heroines.