Review: Plays Well With Others
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2012
Plays Well With Others is Book Two in the Daly Way seriesPaisley Szuzman decided she's had enough of New York city life and wants to live and work in a more rural setting. So when she notices an ad for an administrative position at the Laurel Ridge Ranch, she jumps at the chance. All too quickly, however, she realizes that Daly, Wyoming is overflowing with men and not enough women. To the point that many of the men share one woman. In Paisley's situation, all four sexy cowboys on the ranch want her for their own. At first she's upset that these men didn't share this information with her at the interview. Soon, however, she's warmed to the idea and can't wait see what her four virile men have planned for her.I've come to believe that author Brynn Paulin is queen of multi-amory love. I've recently been educated by a sociologist and linguist that the correct term, using proper language bases, is either polyphilia or multi-amory, not poly-amory as it's commonly called. Whatever the tern, Ms. Paulin knows her stuff. Paisley is a heroine with gumption. A little bit of sass, a little bit of savvy and a lot of generosity has these four men eating out of the palm of her hand.All four men were unbelievably masculine specimens of sexuality, but I do believe it was Ace that captured my heart most thoroughly. All Alpha, all cowboy, he took charge of almost every situation, and was thoroughly up to any task. His intensity sent shivers down my spine.  I can't say much more about the story because of the potential of giving away a key part of the story, but I will say that it's a wonderful story, the second in the Daly Way series, after Belonging to Them. A fabulous read, and I can't wait to read about the Daly journeys of Paisley's sisters, Moonbeam and River.Courtesy of Fallen Angel Reviews