Review: I just liked the MM+WM aspect
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2013
I think most of us (the honest ones) would admit to this being a hot female fantasy. I mean, helllllo 2 men. Well, I digress... in this book, we meet Dakota who's an ad exec from Las Vegas. She goes on vacation  with a gf but the stupid friend brings her fiance on the trip, so Dakota feels like the 3rd wheel. She decides to explore Washington's mountains and hires a hiking company. Enter the Falkes. They are a family of shape shifting Pumas and each set of brothers ends up choosing one woman to be their mate. YUM-O. There's a bit of deception on the brothers' part because they don't think Dakota can take the polygamy aspect of the relationship. First off. She is foolish. Why not? If you have crazy chemistry with a dude... or two... you better get you some before the going is gone. You won't be 24 forever my friend...I have to say, there just wasn't enough nookie in this for me. And that is saying a lot because I typically don't complain about *that*. But for real... if you have two strapping dudes and one willing chick, there should be a nookie scene every three chapters. (Please take note Madison.)In addition, Dakota seemed attractive enough, but I could NOT see where the brothers found her to be "SOOOOO extraordinary". At the beginning of the book, the brothers kept going on and on about how she was so 'amazing'. (I kid you not.) They would push her to hike farther up the mountain at a faster pace and of course... that made her "sooooo amaaaaazing". *rolls eyes* She didn't cry when they were attacked by a wolf. "She's sooooo amaaaaazing." <---- gags. It was lame. I couldn't even find any connection between the brothers and Dakota. I could only see an attraction on a appearance level. Sorry, but I found Dakota to be an ordinary chick who needed to attack those hot brothers earlier on in the story than she did. Which is probably why her character needed a change of scenery and had to go on vacation to get laid. Essentially, this book was lucky that it had the sexy brother thing going in this book... otherwise, I would have given this book a 1.5 rating.