Review: Sharing Hailey
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2014
As with most novellas, if the space is short then the action must start pretty much straight away and Sharing Hailey is no different in that regard.  What makes it different is that the three that will get together are already actually long-term friends (hence the Lovers and Friends series title) so have a history together.  They don't need to learn about each other in anyway apart from the bedroom.There is a lot about this that I really liked but I think I would have to say the main two points are the following:-Tony and Mark aren't bi or gay.  They are two straight men in love with the same women and have come to an arrangement on how they can 'have their cake and eat it too'!  This is probably the first book that I have read where this issue is raised and it was done in a very thoughtful manner.The second point is how the whole domestic abuse situation was dealt with.  I thought there was a lot of information given in a sensitive manner that helps you to realise what people (and I use that word deliberately as it isn't always the female who is the victim) go through, their thought processes and the strength that is needed for them to move forward.On the whole a sweet and spicy novella with some LOL moments.  Wonderful for a debut novel.