Review: I would visit this world again in a heart beat.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 23, 2014
Review courtesy of LoveRomanceTalesTo be complete honest, this book was purchased because another book I was reading for review was depressing the heck out of me and I wanted something that was the polar opposite of that book.  The bonus was that this book was on sale this weekend so I was able to pick it up from Amazon for only 0.99 which is a steal for a book that is nearly 300 pages long.On to the review, this story is set in a world where the woman out number the men and as a result woman are highly valued.  The government has even put in place laws that encourage woman to have multiple partners including tax breaks.  However our heroine, Chloe Bailey is not interested in men much less the complication of multiple men.  She is focused on her career as an attorney.  However she seems to be a magnet for the unique and challenging cases including the latest case to land on her desk.  On the positive side this case is brought in by a hunky and sexy male, Pete Cavanaugh, who is being charged with “digging holes in your neighbor’s yard. Howling after eleven and peeing on her roses.”  Now if that didn’t get your attention I’m not sure that anything will.  This all happens on the first page of the book.  To say I was intrigued and had to keep flipping to find out what else could possibly happen to Chloe and her responses to the events is an understatement.The second male in this ménage is, Anthony Vanderson, another attorney that has gone up against Chloe in court and always won.  To say our heroine is holding a grudge against Anthony is huge understatement.  However no matter what she does, she can’t seem to get over the fact that the man is gorgeous and pushs all her buttons and not always the way she wants.  Chloe had avoided running into Anthony since he had moved into town for the past six months but her time has run out when Anthony seeks her out not long after her meeting with Pete.Oh and you might want to know that both men are shifters.  I won’t spoil what sort of shifters they are but I love how Ms Langlais puts two paranormals together that I wouldn’t have thought could work together and yet they do on multiple levels.This story has an additional element of a murder that has occurred which Pete is the initial suspect for but is cleared very early on in the story.  However not only does our shifter get involved in this mystery but Chloe gets dragged into help solve the mystery as well.  This is the one thing that just didn’t gel for me.  Both of her male heroes are quite capable of figuring out this mystery and yet they ask for and receive aid from Chloe.One final tidbit, I adore the sassyness and wit of Chloe, this is a woman that I would get along with in a heart beat.  More often than not she shoots from the hip and isn’t afraid to call someone out when she sees something that rubs her the wrong way.  Her only fault is that she doesn’t seem to be very in tune with her own heart but again this is something that I understand completely.  I hope that this will not be the last time we get to see Chloe, Anthony and Pete even if they are given cameos in another of Ms. Langlais’ book in this world.  For the record, this is a world that I would definitely love to visit again.Overall this book was a great read and break from the depression that had settled on me after reading another review book and for that Ms. Langlais has my utmost thanks.  This book is a great one to dive into Ms. Langlais’ work especially at the sale price of $0.99.  I will definitely be keeping my eyes open for the next chance I can read another book by Ms. Langlais in the future.A copy of Two’s a Couple, Three’s the Law was purchased by me and nothing else was exchanged for my honest review.