Review: If You've Read One, You've Read  Them All
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 11 24, 2012
I enjoy reading menages where the parties involved are deeply in love and have usually known each other for years and the heroes are looking for an exclusive committed relationship. This series is just a rutting group of people. Here is the cookie cutter plot for this series:-Hero has been in lust/love with the heroine for years and she has been pushing him away for years....Check.-He decides he can't wait anymore so he persues....Check.-He gets help from her relative or best friend through betrayal of some sort....Check.-Hero, best friend or relative all know that the heroine is denying her nature and they know what is best for her....Check.-Hero brings in a friend that the heroine has never seen or met before for menage sex....Check.-Heroe's friend doesn't even show up in the book until the deed is going to be done....Check.-Heroe's friend gets an easy, free lay with a woman he's doesn't know, doesn't even have to wine or dine her....Check.-His friend does the deed and takes off immediately after....Check.That about says it all. You don't feel any great love between the H/h, basically just a bunch of people swapping. I didn't even get the impression of any real feelings going on between the person who betrays the heroine and the heroine herself. It was just of a sad kind of event, pathetic really. Hero is definetly not the jealous, possessive type so if your looking for that avoid this series.SAVE your money there are much better menage series out there.