Review: Power Play
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 14, 2012
Can a one night stand with two hunky hockey players satisfy one woman's deepest fantasy?Attorney Natalie Fritz has been set up on a date by her best friend TJ, using Madam Eve's 1 Night Stand dating service. This is TJ's payback for Natalie signing her up with the same service, which had turned out well for her. Natalie figures since the service was successful for TJ, she would give it a shot too, but changes the date request from one man to two men to fulfill a long held fantasy.Professional hockey players and teammates Ian Zelenewich and Todd Korbel like to engage in threesomes where they can team up to pleasure a lady, while also enjoy watching the other in the act. TJ's boyfriend Scott had told them about Madam Eve's services, so they signed up to give it a try, but they want to keep their identities a secret so it doesn't hurt their reputations or their hockey team, The Montreal Magic.When Natalie, Ian and Todd meet up at a Montreal hotel, all of their requirements for an ideal date are met and a sizzling chemistry is in the air. Can a one night stand fulfill Natalie's fantasy and will it be enough, or can two hot hockey players convince her to go into overtime and play some more?Power Play is a sassy little erotic novella that is a quick enjoyable read. Written in the third person narrative, author Emily Cale weaves a passionately sexy tale about a one night stand between a threesome (one woman / two men) that will leave the reader wanting more. I really enjoyed the author's style of writing, she gradually builds the story from Natalie's awkward meeting with the guys in the hotel room, to Ian and Todd easing Natalie's hesitation and inhibitions enough to enjoy a night which would include an intensely steamy threesome. With three fun characters; quirky dialogue and enticingly exciting sexual interactions; Power Play is one heck of a juicy and sensual story that will satisfy your imagination!Power Play is the second book in the Hat Trick Trilogy, but can be read as a stand alone story.Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from the author / publisher in exchange for my honest review.