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Bedfellows
by Lola Leighton
Wow, what a sweet, emotional and smoking hot romance! Will and Sullivan met in an orphanage and became brothers. Their bond was unbreakable, they shared everything, including women. But their desire was to be a family. The challenge was to find the perfect women they could both cherish and treasure. That's when they run into Adrienne, literally. She is smart, and sassy, and drew in these rugged, masculine men from the start. They all complimented each other and made a perfect trio.
I really enjoyed how Ms Leighton explored all possible conflicts and obstacles they would face from jealousy, and doubt, to questioning stares, and judgement from family and strangers. It wasn't easy but they found a way to support each other and their explosive chemistry helped as well. This is a hot and steamy story, but at its core, it really is a sweet story about love, and family.
Narrators Ava Erickson, Jacob Morgan, Jason Clarke were all perfectly cast. They had great chemistry, making me believe they were these wonderful characters. Erickson's characterization of Adrienne, brought her from a simple southern young woman to the funny, and sassy temptress that not only brought these alpha men to their knees, but gave them a family and a home to feel safe in. Morgan was awesome as the sweet, thoughtful Sullivan. He brought a lightness to the story, but also had a deliciously commanding dominance. Clarke played the broody, contemplative Will to a 'T'. I was breathless listening to Will's turmoil and eventual surrender.
I adored all 3 of these characters and was completely captivated by their sweet, emotional and spicy hot romance!
I really enjoyed how Ms Leighton explored all possible conflicts and obstacles they would face from jealousy, and doubt, to questioning stares, and judgement from family and strangers. It wasn't easy but they found a way to support each other and their explosive chemistry helped as well. This is a hot and steamy story, but at its core, it really is a sweet story about love, and family.
Narrators Ava Erickson, Jacob Morgan, Jason Clarke were all perfectly cast. They had great chemistry, making me believe they were these wonderful characters. Erickson's characterization of Adrienne, brought her from a simple southern young woman to the funny, and sassy temptress that not only brought these alpha men to their knees, but gave them a family and a home to feel safe in. Morgan was awesome as the sweet, thoughtful Sullivan. He brought a lightness to the story, but also had a deliciously commanding dominance. Clarke played the broody, contemplative Will to a 'T'. I was breathless listening to Will's turmoil and eventual surrender.
I adored all 3 of these characters and was completely captivated by their sweet, emotional and spicy hot romance!