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Three
Tradition assures us lovers come in pairs and couples are the definitive relationship. But what if searching for our other half reveals we're meant to love more than one? Explore the possibilities of a trio of lovers with Lisa Andel, T.A. Chase and Bonnie Dee.
Is it possible to sustain a relationship with three? Can a threesome be the ulitmate expresson of love?"
M/F/M, M/M/M, M/F/F
Is it possible to sustain a relationship with three? Can a threesome be the ulitmate expresson of love?"
M/F/M, M/M/M, M/F/F
153 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 30, 2007
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Lisa Andel
8 books16 followersLisa Andel writes unconventional, often dark, always hot, erotic romance. Her heroines are sassy and unique; her heroes, undeniably sexy.
She loves to work with all things paranormal, but has written both contemporary and futuristic stories as well.
Lisa currently lives in a small town in Ohio, though she has her eye on warmer climates where life is more relaxed and men wear fewer articles of clothing.
She loves to work with all things paranormal, but has written both contemporary and futuristic stories as well.
Lisa currently lives in a small town in Ohio, though she has her eye on warmer climates where life is more relaxed and men wear fewer articles of clothing.
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June 2, 2017
Well, for the first two stories, I could only say that they were not my cup of tea.
The third one had started promising but failed just in the middle.
The third one had started promising but failed just in the middle.
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March 30, 2009I'll be waiting this anthology: these are three authors I like very much.
Three, like three authors and like threesome. In this anthology we read three possible way to lead a threesome.
Tia's Leash by Lisa Andel (M/F/M): Tia is an half-breed werewolf. For three quarter human, she can't change in a wolf and she lives among the pack only because the new alpha, Mason, has not killed her when she was a puppy. But now there is a problem, she goes into season one a month and not only two/three time in a year like the other she weres and even if this is a joy for the men of the pack, the women want her dead. So the alpha decides to confine her in a cottage outside the pack territory. Tia for the first time in her life has the chance to meet other people than the packs members. And in particular two men, among the all men she makes sex to, holds her attention: Risk, an handsome vampire, and Briggs, an alluring were panther. But the pack is not happy to share Tia. In the end we have a threesome, yes, but this story is all about Tia: men here are only supporting characters. It's funny and irriverent, and only in the end you will have your savvy words: sex without feeling is only a gym exercise. But if you want and you find someone willing, why not try?
Two for One by TA Chase (M/M/M): Jack is new in the city. He is shy and plain and doesn't think he has the right chance to draw a nice guy, so why is he at Pretty Young Thing, a gay club? Then Brady approach him and after a mind shattering kiss drags him in a dark corner where he introduces Jack to Simon, his partner. And without much words, Simon and Brady involve Jack in a hot sex session. But why two handsome men like Simon and Brady want Jack? They seem pretty committed and have a wonderful life, a fifteen year relationship... But they need balance. Simon is a classic alpha male, strong and stubborn. Brady is more easy and open, but also stubborn and inflammable. They need someone in their life that bring a cold breeze, a gentle voice and a tender hand. They need Jack.
Awakening by Bonnie Dee (M/F/F): Melissa has a big crush on Michael, a colleague she has never had the courage to speak with. And one night, returning home, she finds Michael in bed with Rachel, her roommate. She thinks her world is crashing down, but then Rachel is up with a shocking proposal: why don't they all three share a wicked weekend knowing better each other, in and out of bed? and not only Michael with Melissa, and Rachel with Michael, but also Rachel with Melissa... because Rachel is not against the idea to have sex with Melissa, she is very willing to try. But Melissa is not so sure, she doesn't like to share. But as the weekend goes on, Melissa is ever more enthralled by Rachel, maybe more than Michael himself. In this romance I have the feeling that the women have stolen the scene to the only poor man...
An interesting anthology, with three different point of view of a threesome: Lisa Andel thinks that the real committment is among two and the third can be a friend with benefits. TA Chase thinks to a threesome like a way to complete a quite perfect relationship. Bonnie Dee thinks it is a way to unleash your secret fantasies. All of them together and you have a beautiful anthology.
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Three, like three authors and like threesome. In this anthology we read three possible way to lead a threesome.
Tia's Leash by Lisa Andel (M/F/M): Tia is an half-breed werewolf. For three quarter human, she can't change in a wolf and she lives among the pack only because the new alpha, Mason, has not killed her when she was a puppy. But now there is a problem, she goes into season one a month and not only two/three time in a year like the other she weres and even if this is a joy for the men of the pack, the women want her dead. So the alpha decides to confine her in a cottage outside the pack territory. Tia for the first time in her life has the chance to meet other people than the packs members. And in particular two men, among the all men she makes sex to, holds her attention: Risk, an handsome vampire, and Briggs, an alluring were panther. But the pack is not happy to share Tia. In the end we have a threesome, yes, but this story is all about Tia: men here are only supporting characters. It's funny and irriverent, and only in the end you will have your savvy words: sex without feeling is only a gym exercise. But if you want and you find someone willing, why not try?
Two for One by TA Chase (M/M/M): Jack is new in the city. He is shy and plain and doesn't think he has the right chance to draw a nice guy, so why is he at Pretty Young Thing, a gay club? Then Brady approach him and after a mind shattering kiss drags him in a dark corner where he introduces Jack to Simon, his partner. And without much words, Simon and Brady involve Jack in a hot sex session. But why two handsome men like Simon and Brady want Jack? They seem pretty committed and have a wonderful life, a fifteen year relationship... But they need balance. Simon is a classic alpha male, strong and stubborn. Brady is more easy and open, but also stubborn and inflammable. They need someone in their life that bring a cold breeze, a gentle voice and a tender hand. They need Jack.
Awakening by Bonnie Dee (M/F/F): Melissa has a big crush on Michael, a colleague she has never had the courage to speak with. And one night, returning home, she finds Michael in bed with Rachel, her roommate. She thinks her world is crashing down, but then Rachel is up with a shocking proposal: why don't they all three share a wicked weekend knowing better each other, in and out of bed? and not only Michael with Melissa, and Rachel with Michael, but also Rachel with Melissa... because Rachel is not against the idea to have sex with Melissa, she is very willing to try. But Melissa is not so sure, she doesn't like to share. But as the weekend goes on, Melissa is ever more enthralled by Rachel, maybe more than Michael himself. In this romance I have the feeling that the women have stolen the scene to the only poor man...
An interesting anthology, with three different point of view of a threesome: Lisa Andel thinks that the real committment is among two and the third can be a friend with benefits. TA Chase thinks to a threesome like a way to complete a quite perfect relationship. Bonnie Dee thinks it is a way to unleash your secret fantasies. All of them together and you have a beautiful anthology.
http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/11...
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January 18, 2009I loved the last story in this book by Bonnie Dee called "Awakening." It's about two girlfriends who share an apartment who are in love with the same guy.
Rachel is outgoing and always has dates and Melissa is quiet and shy. Melissa has a crush on this guy at work but can't get the nerve up to talk to him outside of business talk.
Rachel has been going on and on about this guy that she really likes, as in, it could be serious. When Rachel brings this guy, Michael, home, it's the guy from work that Melissa has had the hots for.
What basically happens is that they all get together for a weekend of hot sex and find out that they all really want to stay together.
This story is really well written and the characters all have their issues, but work it out, including fears of the odd man out problem. I also really enjoyed that while neither Melissa nor Rachel are bisexual, they are close enough as friends that it was not such a huge leap for them to get sexual together. It was nice and easy. And Micheal is a sweetheart of a guy who clearly enjoys them both, but not in a "oh man, I got two chicks" sort of way. He really has feelings for both.
It was all very realistically written and I must say the sex was hawt.
About the rest of the book, I just could not get through the first story, ergo, it's a DNF. I might try and come back to this book and maybe try and read the second story, but at this moment it's a DNF.
But I give Bonnie Dee's story "Awakening" 4 stars!
Rachel is outgoing and always has dates and Melissa is quiet and shy. Melissa has a crush on this guy at work but can't get the nerve up to talk to him outside of business talk.
Rachel has been going on and on about this guy that she really likes, as in, it could be serious. When Rachel brings this guy, Michael, home, it's the guy from work that Melissa has had the hots for.
What basically happens is that they all get together for a weekend of hot sex and find out that they all really want to stay together.
This story is really well written and the characters all have their issues, but work it out, including fears of the odd man out problem. I also really enjoyed that while neither Melissa nor Rachel are bisexual, they are close enough as friends that it was not such a huge leap for them to get sexual together. It was nice and easy. And Micheal is a sweetheart of a guy who clearly enjoys them both, but not in a "oh man, I got two chicks" sort of way. He really has feelings for both.
It was all very realistically written and I must say the sex was hawt.
About the rest of the book, I just could not get through the first story, ergo, it's a DNF. I might try and come back to this book and maybe try and read the second story, but at this moment it's a DNF.
But I give Bonnie Dee's story "Awakening" 4 stars!
March 25, 2014
Picked up for the T.A. Chase story. Tried reading the first but was quickly turned off. Skipped to the Chase story, wasn't bad, wasn't great. May attempt to read the other story some time in the future.
January 1, 2009
I only read T.A. Chase's Two for One and i really liked it.
So my rating only count for this one.
So my rating only count for this one.
June 29, 2010
The 4 star rating is mostly due to Bonnie Dee's book of the anthology. WOW
July 29, 2011
Unfortunately one of the books in this collection ruined it for me. The others were good but I couldn't get past how much I really didnt like one of them.
January 24, 2025
A very sexy anthology. I enjoyed T.A. Chase's m/m/m story the most and I will definitely be looking for more from that author immediately!!
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