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Bride Train #9
Demanding Satisfaction
Sophie McLeod is desperate for her turn at hot sex but needs a few strangers. Maxwell Gibson, Pinkerton detective, refuses to assist her while working. His identical twin, Sam, doesn't hold back, giving Sophie an arousing taste of what she's been missing. On their last assignment before they leave the Agency, they've agreed to find Mr. Isaac, who's tortured and murdered women. Finding a wife is high on Sam and Josh's list, but Max insists brazen Sophie doesn't suit his meticulous plans for their ranch. Desperate to catch Mr. Isaac, Sophie works in a Bannack City saloon as bait, upsetting Max's plans and raising Sam's protective instincts. She's forced upstairs as punishment, hired by a scruffy but arousing man. Then he introduces himself as the youngest, and most dominant, Gibson brother, Josh. Men from all the Tanner's Ford ranches come to help, but she must ultimately face Mr. Isaac on her own. And who is the villain, once unmasked? There is no sexual relationship or touching for titillation between or among siblings. ** A Siren Erotic Romance, Menage Erotic Western Menage a Quatre Romance, contains spanking, Happily Ever After
296 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 8, 2013
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Reece Butler
30 books134 followersReece Butler loves writing, and researching, erotic menage romance featuring hot Montana ranchers and Highlanders -- cowboys and kilts!
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December 14, 2013
Ahhhh...the Gibson brothers! Guys, where have you been all my life? What's not to love about them? They're Pinkerton lawmen. They're honest. They're brave. They're...extremely hot! We have Max. He's the sensibile, bordering on the uptight, brother. There's Sam, the ornery one, and then there's Josh. Oh, Josh! SO many reasons why he's my favorite. Smart, chivalrous, a hell of a dancer, and did I mention that he's quite the dominant lover. Sigh...
How lucky can one woman be, right? Well, hotel owner Sophie McLeod seems to be up to the task. Thanks to her friends in Tanner's Ford, she's been fantasizing about having three men in her life...and her bed. However, there are crimes to solve and villains to catch, and Max tells his brothers that there will be no settling down until their work is done, and Sophie even gets in on the act, taking some matters into her own hands.
There. That's all the spoilers that you'll get from me. You'll have to read "Demanding Satisfaction" for yourself to get the full effect. I really enjoyed it. The sex was hot...as always in Reece Butler's books, but it's not overwhelming, and it doesn't control the storyline. The four main characters share a great chemistry, and I really loved Sophie. This is the 9th book in the "Bride Train" series. I've only read two of them, and while they can be read as stand alones, I really recommend that you start from the beginning, as I found myself a little lost a few times. There are a lot of folks who live in Tanner's Ford, and they do cross over. I'm going to be reading the rest of the series because I want to get to know all of them.
This was a great read, and I would recommend it to anyone who loves hot cowboys, tough women, mystery, and action.
Reviewed by Kenna for Cocktails and Books
How lucky can one woman be, right? Well, hotel owner Sophie McLeod seems to be up to the task. Thanks to her friends in Tanner's Ford, she's been fantasizing about having three men in her life...and her bed. However, there are crimes to solve and villains to catch, and Max tells his brothers that there will be no settling down until their work is done, and Sophie even gets in on the act, taking some matters into her own hands.
There. That's all the spoilers that you'll get from me. You'll have to read "Demanding Satisfaction" for yourself to get the full effect. I really enjoyed it. The sex was hot...as always in Reece Butler's books, but it's not overwhelming, and it doesn't control the storyline. The four main characters share a great chemistry, and I really loved Sophie. This is the 9th book in the "Bride Train" series. I've only read two of them, and while they can be read as stand alones, I really recommend that you start from the beginning, as I found myself a little lost a few times. There are a lot of folks who live in Tanner's Ford, and they do cross over. I'm going to be reading the rest of the series because I want to get to know all of them.
This was a great read, and I would recommend it to anyone who loves hot cowboys, tough women, mystery, and action.
Reviewed by Kenna for Cocktails and Books
April 12, 2013
I loved loved loved this series. *teary eyed* to hear its ending. Not much of an historical reader but this series had me hooked from book 1. BRAVO ms Butler for one OUTSTANDING series. A must read!
June 2, 2013
Ughh, as the series evolved, I liked the books more and more, Kate and Casey's stories were amazing, so I had high expectations heading into this book, so maybe I expected too much? The problem with this book is that it dragged, and dragged, and dragged - heck, even after the big reveal, there was no reveal until the next chapter!
This is Sophie's story, and she has been in all the other books as the owner of the hotel and we had been given the impression she was quite worldly and a older than she is here. Apparently not, she is only 26 and was widowed shortly after getting married in her teens. She has had sparks with the Pinkerton agent, Max, who has been in town lately, and we learn he has an identical twin (so who exactly has she been lusting after??) Sam, and a younger brother, Josh, both who are also Pinkerton agents. Sam takes advantage of what Sophie is offering at her hotel but has to leave town the next morning early with Max. Lily and Sophie decide that they aren't helping them enough to find Mr Isaac so Sophie is going undercover to bring him out
Sophie meets Josh and he ends up buying her for the week, and she immediately falls into bed with him, then he has to go to meeting, so Max takes his place in her bed to take his pleasure, then he has to go to a meeting so Sam crawls into her bed. She then wakes back up with Josh in the bed. There is a whole bunch of meetings and takings and deals and plans being made, but they are all part of the drag of the story
The final plan is that Josh trades Sophie for whiskey to Max, and when she resists, Mr Isaac will be brought in to discipline her and they will catch him. Problem is, they have no idea where Sophie will be taken and of course lose her in the scuffle. She saves herself, with the help of one of the ladies at the establishment she is working at, and the ranchers of Tanners Ford catch the nefarious murderer and we finally get the final piece of the bad buys. Now, that being said, it really wasn't any surprise as most of the characters have been eliminated at this point, but still, the reveal was dragged for two chapters??
It was nice to finish off the story and the other characters, but Sophie's easy acceptance of the brothers handing her off like a prize and marrying them before they all confessed their love to her, and the switch of who married her from the brothers plans, umm, not nearly as good or convincing as the other stories in the series. I think Sophie's story could have been handled on the side like Lily or Emma's stories just as thoroughly
This is Sophie's story, and she has been in all the other books as the owner of the hotel and we had been given the impression she was quite worldly and a older than she is here. Apparently not, she is only 26 and was widowed shortly after getting married in her teens. She has had sparks with the Pinkerton agent, Max, who has been in town lately, and we learn he has an identical twin (so who exactly has she been lusting after??) Sam, and a younger brother, Josh, both who are also Pinkerton agents. Sam takes advantage of what Sophie is offering at her hotel but has to leave town the next morning early with Max. Lily and Sophie decide that they aren't helping them enough to find Mr Isaac so Sophie is going undercover to bring him out
Sophie meets Josh and he ends up buying her for the week, and she immediately falls into bed with him, then he has to go to meeting, so Max takes his place in her bed to take his pleasure, then he has to go to a meeting so Sam crawls into her bed. She then wakes back up with Josh in the bed. There is a whole bunch of meetings and takings and deals and plans being made, but they are all part of the drag of the story
The final plan is that Josh trades Sophie for whiskey to Max, and when she resists, Mr Isaac will be brought in to discipline her and they will catch him. Problem is, they have no idea where Sophie will be taken and of course lose her in the scuffle. She saves herself, with the help of one of the ladies at the establishment she is working at, and the ranchers of Tanners Ford catch the nefarious murderer and we finally get the final piece of the bad buys. Now, that being said, it really wasn't any surprise as most of the characters have been eliminated at this point, but still, the reveal was dragged for two chapters??
It was nice to finish off the story and the other characters, but Sophie's easy acceptance of the brothers handing her off like a prize and marrying them before they all confessed their love to her, and the switch of who married her from the brothers plans, umm, not nearly as good or convincing as the other stories in the series. I think Sophie's story could have been handled on the side like Lily or Emma's stories just as thoroughly
April 15, 2013
Too many characters, not enough page time for the mc
I liked this series and have read everyone of them. This book went way past my limit of tolerance for the sheer number of characters I had to read about. The plot-line of finding Mr. Isaac was tolerable but took up too much of the book. I am glad it is over, this particular book and also the series. I think this author is very skilled and I have loved most of the books in this series, just not this one.
I liked this series and have read everyone of them. This book went way past my limit of tolerance for the sheer number of characters I had to read about. The plot-line of finding Mr. Isaac was tolerable but took up too much of the book. I am glad it is over, this particular book and also the series. I think this author is very skilled and I have loved most of the books in this series, just not this one.
January 18, 2017
Loved this series
Bought this series a few years ago, reading it again. Only just realised that the next generation books are out there, as not shown as a link in store. Great stories
Bought this series a few years ago, reading it again. Only just realised that the next generation books are out there, as not shown as a link in store. Great stories
December 28, 2013
Can't wait to read this one.
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