Review: Quick, light-hearted, fun Read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 24, 2014
This was a quick, fun, and light read. It's easily doable in one sitting. The premise behind the story and the idea of two brothers and one girl was extremely intriguing to me. I just had to see where the story line would take us - because quite honestly, I was trying to play out all the scenarios in my head. The story wasn't overly dramatic or full of angst, but I think it had the perfect amount for what the author was going for.I really did feel like there were several twists and turns in this book that I didn't see coming. I loved each and every character and found myself invested in them and their futures. Ginny was a jilted bride who would then have trouble trusting men. She decided to take her honeymoon trip so the money wouldn't be wasted and I was pleasantly surprised to see her let go while she was in Vegas. Somehow, these men made her feel comfortable enough to just let her hair down for a single night. You can't help but feel bad for Dane. He always felt second best, even though it was due to his own faults. I really appreciated that he never turned into the jerk though, which could have easily been done in several scenarios. I'd love to see more of him and his past in subsequent novels. Furthermore, I absolutely adored Graham...he was just that sweet, light-hearted, romantic guy. I often times found myself wanting to roll both brothers into one guy because they were such opposites, but equally desirable. One was this creature of habit out to seek his prey, while the other knew what he wanted and was soft and romantic - but still not without his doubts and faults.The sex scenes were seriously freaking hot! That menage scene in the beginning had me burning up! On the one hand, I wish there were a couple more, but I can also respect not having the book be completely based around them so that there was actual content. I was incredibly grateful that the author wrote from all three characters' points of views. It was so useful to be inside each of their heads so that we, as readers, always understood where their head was and feelings were. I also love a good happily ever after! There was no cliffhanger, but I definitely wish I could see more into all of these characters' futures! I'm hoping for more books in this series -- hint, hint! This was my first book by Terry Towers, but I look forward to reading more by her!