What do you think?
Rate this book
Pictures of You
Ryan and Shreve share an apartment that has it all for such an old building. An open floor plan, a huge shower, and a picture window in the bedroom. When Ryan notices he and Shreve are being spied on by the attractive female photographer across the way, he decides it's time to get friendly with the neighbors. Real friendly. And he sets out to get Shreve to jump on board with the plan.Leanne has no idea the boys know she's watching. They inspire her to pick up her camera for the first time since a disastrous showing of her work, and they make her hot, but she's not sure she wants to meet her subjects. Maybe she can apply what they teach her to her own personal life, though, and make everything picture perfect.
- GenresEroticaM M Romance
114 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2010
16 people want to read
About the author
Julia Talbot
307 books267 followersJulia Talbot lives in the great Southwest, where there is hot and cold running rodeo, cowboys, and everything from meat and potatoes to the best Tex-Mex. A full time author, Julia is a hybrid author, and has been published by many presses as well as self publishing. She believes that everyone deserves a happy ending, so she writes about love without limits, where boys love boys, girls love girls, and boys and girls get together to get wild, especially when her crazy paranormal characters are involved. Julia also writes as Minerva Howe. Find Julia at @juliatalbot on Twitter, or at www.juliatalbot.com
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews
November 9, 2014
A talented, but a bit down on her luck photographer, looks out of her apartment window and voilà...a super hot seduction is happening between two incredibly sexy guys across the alley. Eventually she grabs her camera for the first time in nearly two years, starts snapping away...inspired and turned on...she is reborn as a passionate new focus comes into her life. Oh and the additional men who pop in for booty calls and then some simply create jackpot conditions. Hang on as it is going to be some wild ride. Fantabulous!
Leann lives by herself, has been unattached for awhile, but life recently has taken a bit of an upswing. So she invites her ex, Hal, for dinner and hopes to share her new “artistic” photo devotion. She not only gets to show off her photographs, the *boys* put on a bit of a show for them, too. Leann does all kind of loosening up as does Hal. The duo comfortably becomes a trio as the tattoo artist, named Church, who has hooked up with the *boys*, too, becomes quite interlinked with Hal and Leann. This is an incredibly hot neighborhood and I adored how Leann does some lovely blossoming and smoothly absorbs a second fellow into her boudoir. Sizzling!
The *boys* who have inspired the great coupling going on within Leann's apartment are just too dazzling for words. Ryan who is an amazingly amusing rip and a half and openly courts a friendship with Leann since he really wants to see the photos, too. His partner, Shreve, is a super hunk as befits his professional fireman status. This quality of Shreve's most certainly turns on Leann and continually turns on Ryan, and is a brilliant showpiece for his astoundingly artistic tattoos. Shreve is so *inked* and although he is not included, by his request, in Leann's upcoming professional photo showing, he most definitely inspired her show's title. It turns out that Church, the tattoo artist, and now an active member of the Leann and Hal's cozy ménage à trois, takes center stage at Leann's show. The *boys*...Shreve and Ryan really need a book all to themselves! Outstanding!
This book is a marvelously classy sexathon! The varied clinches on both sides of the alley require that I highly recommend several tall, cool, icy beverages at your side! This should not be missed; it is most definitely a winner. Marvelous!
NOTE: This book was provided by Torquere Press for the purpose of a review on Rainbow Book Reviews.
Leann lives by herself, has been unattached for awhile, but life recently has taken a bit of an upswing. So she invites her ex, Hal, for dinner and hopes to share her new “artistic” photo devotion. She not only gets to show off her photographs, the *boys* put on a bit of a show for them, too. Leann does all kind of loosening up as does Hal. The duo comfortably becomes a trio as the tattoo artist, named Church, who has hooked up with the *boys*, too, becomes quite interlinked with Hal and Leann. This is an incredibly hot neighborhood and I adored how Leann does some lovely blossoming and smoothly absorbs a second fellow into her boudoir. Sizzling!
The *boys* who have inspired the great coupling going on within Leann's apartment are just too dazzling for words. Ryan who is an amazingly amusing rip and a half and openly courts a friendship with Leann since he really wants to see the photos, too. His partner, Shreve, is a super hunk as befits his professional fireman status. This quality of Shreve's most certainly turns on Leann and continually turns on Ryan, and is a brilliant showpiece for his astoundingly artistic tattoos. Shreve is so *inked* and although he is not included, by his request, in Leann's upcoming professional photo showing, he most definitely inspired her show's title. It turns out that Church, the tattoo artist, and now an active member of the Leann and Hal's cozy ménage à trois, takes center stage at Leann's show. The *boys*...Shreve and Ryan really need a book all to themselves! Outstanding!
This book is a marvelously classy sexathon! The varied clinches on both sides of the alley require that I highly recommend several tall, cool, icy beverages at your side! This should not be missed; it is most definitely a winner. Marvelous!
NOTE: This book was provided by Torquere Press for the purpose of a review on Rainbow Book Reviews.
Read
August 29, 2010I was surprised how much I enjoyed this book and it was a vote made out of faith reading it since I usually like Julia Talbot’s style. When I read the blurb of this story I double checked the website classification of the book since I thought I was starting to read a ménages a trois with a woman; not that I don’t like at all, but I prefer to know beforehand what to expect.
Nope, the blurb was hinting to a ménages but the website didn’t list the book into the ménages category they have. And indeed when I start to read the story, I would have been probably pretty upset if Leann, the woman in the blurb, put herself in the middle of Ryan and Shreve. Not that the two men don’t like to play and bring someone in their bedroom here and there, but it’s always clear that the third party is a willing “toy”, not really someone who will ruin the balance the two men have. Leann was clear not someone you can easily dismiss, she is a powerful woman with self-esteem issues, and I liked her. And since I liked her, I didn’t want her in the middle of Ryan and Shreve, I think she would have not obtained what she deserved.
So no, this is not a ménages among Ryan, Shreve and Leann, but more the story of how a nice friendship can start; strange is, and I think it’s not like that for everyone, for Ryan and Shreve there are different level of friendship, and with your true friends you can’t fool around. Ryan and Shreve can have a little exhibitionist core, but all in all they like to play in the safety and privacy of their bedroom, and what they do in the bedroom, remains in the bedroom. This is probably more Shreve’s attitude, but Ryan loves him, and being in love means also understanding what your partner wants.
Basically you have both world in this story, a man to man relationship between Ryan and Shreve, basically monogamous, but willing to play the field sometime, and a ménages a trois between Leann and two other men, and I will let you discover who they are, enough to say that they are probably a better match for Leann than Ryan and Shreve.
There is obviously a lot of sex, and it’s also detailed, but in a way you see it through Leann’s eyes, and she is an artist, so it has an aesthetic beauty, like some old tableau, or maybe an artistic erotic movie.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003YUCRN6/?...
Nope, the blurb was hinting to a ménages but the website didn’t list the book into the ménages category they have. And indeed when I start to read the story, I would have been probably pretty upset if Leann, the woman in the blurb, put herself in the middle of Ryan and Shreve. Not that the two men don’t like to play and bring someone in their bedroom here and there, but it’s always clear that the third party is a willing “toy”, not really someone who will ruin the balance the two men have. Leann was clear not someone you can easily dismiss, she is a powerful woman with self-esteem issues, and I liked her. And since I liked her, I didn’t want her in the middle of Ryan and Shreve, I think she would have not obtained what she deserved.
So no, this is not a ménages among Ryan, Shreve and Leann, but more the story of how a nice friendship can start; strange is, and I think it’s not like that for everyone, for Ryan and Shreve there are different level of friendship, and with your true friends you can’t fool around. Ryan and Shreve can have a little exhibitionist core, but all in all they like to play in the safety and privacy of their bedroom, and what they do in the bedroom, remains in the bedroom. This is probably more Shreve’s attitude, but Ryan loves him, and being in love means also understanding what your partner wants.
Basically you have both world in this story, a man to man relationship between Ryan and Shreve, basically monogamous, but willing to play the field sometime, and a ménages a trois between Leann and two other men, and I will let you discover who they are, enough to say that they are probably a better match for Leann than Ryan and Shreve.
There is obviously a lot of sex, and it’s also detailed, but in a way you see it through Leann’s eyes, and she is an artist, so it has an aesthetic beauty, like some old tableau, or maybe an artistic erotic movie.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003YUCRN6/?...
September 14, 2011
2.5 Stars.
I actually wasn't a huge fan of this one... I'll just say it... too much intercourse, not enough interaction. I know. Shocking.
It was a good romp, but it felt very forced and a lot of sex, not enough relationship. I loved Shreve and Ryan, they make a good team, but Shreve bothered me. I liked Leann, but her relationship with Hal and Church seemed so shallow.
It was a nice little romp, but it wasn't what I'd call a romance... not in the real sense. The writing is very well done and I liked the flow, it moved fast and it did keep me interested through the entire time.
I'd recommend this book to those who need something naughty to read with multiple pairings.
I actually wasn't a huge fan of this one... I'll just say it... too much intercourse, not enough interaction. I know. Shocking.
It was a good romp, but it felt very forced and a lot of sex, not enough relationship. I loved Shreve and Ryan, they make a good team, but Shreve bothered me. I liked Leann, but her relationship with Hal and Church seemed so shallow.
It was a nice little romp, but it wasn't what I'd call a romance... not in the real sense. The writing is very well done and I liked the flow, it moved fast and it did keep me interested through the entire time.
I'd recommend this book to those who need something naughty to read with multiple pairings.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews