Review: Highly Sexually Charged....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 1, 2011
My Review:Whoa! This was a powerfully emotional book. Georgia & Reece have always enjoyed an adventurous sex life. They have been together a long time and like the sexual excitement that comes from mixing it up. While they have had threesomes, with both men and women, Reece has never crossed that line of participating in m/m relations. When two men are in their bedroom, the focus is always Georgia.Everything begins to change when Reece meets Daniel. Daniel is bi-sexual. He makes no apologies for who he is and is actually pretty in-your-face about it. He wears guyliner, has a full back tattoo of angel wings (or fallen angel, as the case may be), and calls himself Daniel F**king Cross. He's a writer so he is very observant of the world around him and knows how to use words to get his way. From the moment Reece meets Daniel at the library, he is drawn to him in a way that he has never been drawn to a guy before.But Reece is purely heterosexual and stays that way when Georgia & he decide to invite Daniel into their bedroom. When Georgia asks for an encore, Daniel is not willing to accept that disengagement from Reece any longer. Honestly, Reece isn't willing to let things go either...not really.This is a highly sexually charged book...throughout the ENTIRE book. This is erotica at its finest. I adored Daniel's character. He is so incredibly self-confident and cocky...most the time, but there are times when you see his vulnerability when it comes to his feelings for Reece. His character is so well-written... I really LOVED him!!! Also really well-written is Reece. He is so sexually and emotionally conflicted. His entire world has been turned upside down by his relationship with Daniel. He was so torn between Georgia & Daniel. He loves them both, but personally I felt that his attachment to Georgia was more of a reluctance to accept change after 28 years as a heterosexual male. I may have been pushing my feelings on the characters though, because I did NOT like Georgia. Her unwillingness to accept Daniel back in their bed if his attention wasn't completely on her, simply struck me as selfishness.Overall, I really LOVED this book. It is one of those books that lingers in your psyche because the characters are so alive and the story line is so emotional. This was my first Scarlett Parrish book. I think that I need to read some more.