Review: Chasing Sunset
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2009
Andrew Buchanan was a man that had everything.  He was the proud owner and head chef of the Blue Fish Grill.  More importantly, he had the love of his life Sidney McCall, and they were about to celebrate their first anniversary.  Drew thought the perfect gift would be to indulge one of her deepest fantasies of a ménage with his best friend Brody Nash.  He wanted nothing more than to give Sid everything she ever wanted, and keep her happy.  While he loves her with his entire being, she has never reciprocated his declarations of love, and that left him dreading for the other shoe to drop.  He was afraid that maybe she didn't have as deep of feelings as he did.Brody Nash was the true definition of a free spirit.  He was an immensely talented desert chef, but couldn't keep his feet planted in one spot for any length of time instead choosing to sail off at any given moment.  He loved women, but never kept any of them living up to his bad boy reputation.  He had no real relationships except the one with his best friend Drew.  They had a special bond usually reserved for close brothers, and that was exactly how he thought of Drew.  When he asked Brody to be the third for a special anniversary celebration with Sid, he couldn't believe his ears.  Surely, his best friend was not suggesting that they share the women that had possession of his soul?  When Brody finally agreed, no one was prepared for the ramifications to them all caused by their combined actions.This was a moderately entertaining read, but not a keeper.  The characters are not fresh, and the story falls flat.  Drew had no business initiating a ménage into a relationship he was so unsure of.  It screamed of desperation on his part, and he deserved everything that happened to him.