Review: Weirdest Ménage Book I've Ever Read
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 21, 2013
Unfortunately, for this author, I had just finished reading Marie Harte's, Raising the Bar.  Now, that was a great book...this book...eeh.  Let me first begin with the fact that the ménage aspect didn't come in until after 70% of the book.  And let's suspend all beliefs that two heterosexual men would suddenly start playing for both teams.  Prior to the actual ménage aspect this book played out like a child custody case..she was handed back and forth between Jens and Holden daily.  In one segment of the book Laurel hadn't even showered after the "hand off"...eeuuwww.  It was so vanilla...like an Amish Ménage.  A triangle is composed three lines of equal size joined together.  There was no equality in this triangle...it was more of a trapezoid triangle.  Jens was the largest line in this equation, Holden and Laurel were afterthoughts.  I purchased this book by mistake, I clicked buy it now instead of get a sample but I figured what the heck...it might be a nice surprise, I had never read anything by this author so I decided to read it.  It was a disappointment from almost the first chapter.  I only finished the book because up until 70% was soooooo bland.  Take your money and buy Marie Harte's Raising the Bar...now THAT'S a great book...this...kinda really boring.