Review: Rayne and Tyee's story is Absolutely Amazing. A ten by itself. The Other two Shorts are Good too!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2012
Updated review after correction made in story.  Went from 4 to 5 Stars.This book combines three stories:Story 1:  Christopher and Natasha:Christopher and Natasha meet and they have a common link, Natasha's husband.  Christopher decides he wants to have sex with Natasha for all of the wrong reasons, but falls hard. Natasha is married but separated from her husband, Trent.  This story has some realistic elements that are better left read than written.  The romance is a 3 out of 5 but worth the read for sure.Con--- I liked this story but upon finishing the book it's a 4 out of 5, simply because Rayne and Tyee's story is amazing.Pros----Realistic with the human element.Story 2:  Asher and Roxanne:Asher is Roxanne's new neighbor. Both are smart and sexy, but Roxanne has some issues.  He pursues her and she avoids him, but when the tables are turned he does the same.  I love that because too few authors give women hell in these stories when they deserve to be treated like they treated the male character.  The sex is hot and a must read!!!Cons:  Roxanne was tripping not getting with him sooner, but that's minor and enhances the story. Once again 4 out of 5 stars.Pro: the characters are not your run of the mill character. Likable in an odd way.Story 3:  Tyee and Rayne:  Tyee is Native American and dangerous. He sees Rayne and pursues her. And he's holding no punches to get her. He's sexy and the romance is really hot. They have struggles because she's rightfully scared of his dark side. However, he's oh so sexy.  This could have been a book all by itself.Cons: None in my opinion.Pros: Hot, alpha male, sexy male, smart female, strong female character, and on and on and on I could go. The love scenes in this book are hot. Tyee is unreal and Rayne makes him earn anything she gives him. Their relationship isn't a cake walk for him. One of the best stories you will read. This story is a 10. Even if the first two stories were average, which they're not this story makes the book a 5 Star read.