Review: Good F/F/M
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 3, 2014
I enjoyed this book Marianne is confronted by her lovers soon to be bride. David finds pleasure in Marianne, but her marries Annabelle. When Annabelle tells her to leave David alone she tells her that he will not find pleasure in her Annabelle doesn't believe her. Marianne stops her affair with David and he marries Annabelle anyway and she returns to Marianne for help when David won't teach her how to please him. Author Anya Delvay takes readers on two journeys; Annabelle’s and Marianne’s. Under Marianne’s hands-on tutelage Annabelle’s sexual awakening. There’s joy in Annabelle learning what pleases her, and the caring friendship that develops between her and Marianne was wonderful to read. Marianne’s plot – and the overarching plot of the book – is tinged with sadness. She’s in love with David but clearly recognizes that she missed her opportunity to claim the whole of him. This book is written from Marianne's POV I would have loved to get all three of there POV. Why Marianne only offered herself as a mistress to David and not a wife? How did Annabelle feel about going to his lover to learn how to please her husband? How did she feel about Marianne? And David why he was the way he was unwilling to think of his toward Marianne? And why didn't Marianne stay although I know it was hard for her she could have been there mistress. This was a good f/f/m