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4.06 AVERAGE
4.06 AVERAGE
Review and rating to come. I know I’ve said that for several of my last books and have yet to follow through. But I haven’t been in the mood most of the time. And with ones like this, I have conflicting feelings. Also part of me feels like because I’ve been in such a Crabby Patty book mood lately, I don’t want to take it out on this book. What the heck is going on with me? Or is it me? Or is it sometimes me and sometimes the book? So I need to sit on this for a bit. For now, I’ll say that I loved a thing or two, liked some things and didn’t care for a few parts. Vague much?
MMM, asexual character, friends to lovers!
Briar Prescott wrote a poly romance? Yep! And did a heck of a job with it, too! If you’re looking for a polyamorous story that explores each man’s relationship with each other as well as the overarching romantic relationship, then read this book. The fact of the matter is that Drew and Bas just don’t work as a couple. They’re childhood best friends and have probably loved each other far longer than they’d like to admit, but they’ve also let too much come between them and a happy romantic relationship. That’s until Ezra comes into the picture, of course, and Briar does an excellent job of building a solid poly romance that never feels like a couple with a random person stuck in there. None of it is contrived or unbelievable. And the story itself is pretty low angst, so you get to enjoy watching these men get to know each other and fall in love. I hope Briar writes more poly romance in the future!
Briar Prescott wrote a poly romance? Yep! And did a heck of a job with it, too! If you’re looking for a polyamorous story that explores each man’s relationship with each other as well as the overarching romantic relationship, then read this book. The fact of the matter is that Drew and Bas just don’t work as a couple. They’re childhood best friends and have probably loved each other far longer than they’d like to admit, but they’ve also let too much come between them and a happy romantic relationship. That’s until Ezra comes into the picture, of course, and Briar does an excellent job of building a solid poly romance that never feels like a couple with a random person stuck in there. None of it is contrived or unbelievable. And the story itself is pretty low angst, so you get to enjoy watching these men get to know each other and fall in love. I hope Briar writes more poly romance in the future!
So sweet
This was a great story about a menage relationship though this may be the least amount of sex I have seen in a menage book. The lack of sexytimes actually makes sense for the story and I enjoyed it a lot. I really liked all three mcs, they really worked as a throuple.
This was a great story about a menage relationship though this may be the least amount of sex I have seen in a menage book. The lack of sexytimes actually makes sense for the story and I enjoyed it a lot. I really liked all three mcs, they really worked as a throuple.
lighthearted
medium-paced