Review: Hot Threesome- both in sex and love!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 28, 2013
After finishing one of her "Master's Boys" books, I whined to Patricia about the focus on monogamy; I asked if she'd ever written any polyamorous relationships. She mentioned this book. Rome, Thom, and Pepper held me for the day it took me to read the book, seldom allowing me to do anything besides enjoying their interactions. A always, I enjoyed going from a prologue (the Middle East 1991, in this case) to "present day" in story. Shifting from the back story of Rome's war service to Thom and Pepper at work was startling good fun. Everything about Pepper made for great reading- her accent, her style (accepted by her superiors at the FBI because of just how good a scientist she was), her open-minded acceptance of diversity. And yes, I wanted to run off to my bed every time Patricia mentioned all of Pepper's piercings and tattoos. I appreciated that it was Pepper's fantasy to be with Thom and then to see Thom and Rome have sex. As the attraction grows between the three,  the way Patricia gives alternating sections in their POVs is a great storytelling device.I loved the story time spent dealing with the men's PTSD and what it caused in their lives. Pepper's absolute sweetness was beautifully shown in the care she showed them.My favorite part of the book came as the three figured out how to make their hot threesome move from "jut sex" to a loving, polyamorously committed relationship.Finally I beyond adore erotic romance from which I can learn something and Patricia never disappoints on this, including facts like the changing of the Navy motto.