** Re-released edition. While this book has been re-edited and has a new cover, no new content has been added since the 2015 edition.** When he started looking for someone to help heal his broken heart, Wilson Curtis never dreamed he’d find two someones.After Wilson Curtis was publicly outed, his restaurant business left in tatters, and dumped by his closeted boyfriend, he goes to Key West … and dumped by his closeted boyfriend, he goes to Key West alone. There he meets Simon Stanford and Adam Preston. Fascinated by this couple, he is soon invited into their bed for some holiday fun.
But once isn’t enough, and the offer is extended for the remainder of his stay. As they get to know each other, in and out of the bedroom, sparks fly, and ten days is all it takes to change their lives.
When it comes time for Wil to leave, with tensions closing in and time running out, tempers flare and emotions fray. Beneath the physical attraction and the foolish misunderstandings is the realization these three men aren’t ready to say goodbye.
Wil soon learns that love isn’t always conventional, and the only thing better than giving your heart to one man, is giving it to two.more
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Adam shook his head, confused. “What went wrong?” Simon’s face twisted and he frowned. But he looked at me, then at Adam, then to the floor in front of him and shrugged. “I started to fall in love with him.”
“I don’t think I could love either of you any more than I do right now.” I reached out and touched his face. “Me too, baby. Me too.”
Brief Summary:
After being publicly outed leaves his restaurant in tatters, and his closeted boyfriend leaves him, Wilson Curtis, a chef, decides to go on vacation to a resort in Key West, Florida.
There he meets Adam, a blond, carefree and fun-loving bartender, and his boyfriend, Simon, a handsome, dark hair and serious guy. After having a conversation, they invite Wil into their bed for what is supposed to be a one-night stand with no strings attached and no feelings, but what happens when feelings get involved and the attraction between each other cannot be ignored?
~ Review ~
Another wonderful story by N.R. Walker. I have to admit I was a little skeptical at first because I had never read a book with a polyamorous relationship, but I ended up really enjoying it.
It’s a very good book; it’s entertaining and the characters are well developed. Even though I loved them all individually and together, Simon was my favorite – while Adam was the flirty, fun-loving and very outgoing one in the relationship, Simon was more serious and mature, and that really stood out to me.
This book was also ridiculously spicy, which surprised me because this author is known for writing more gentle, wholesome stories with little to no spice, though I’m not complaining, I have to admit that those scenes were wonderfully HOT. And I really liked that all the scenes were between all of them, there was no M/M scene. Their chemistry was INTENSE and INDENIABLE; that scene in the gay club when they were dancing—I mean rubbing their bodies together—was everything. My only complaint is that this book is told from Wil’s point of view and I would have loved to have Simon and Adam’s POV, especially since I wanted to know what they were really thinking during certain scenes. Also, this book needs a little more editing because I found a few errors while reading the book, but other than that, it was a fantastic read and I can’t wait for the next poly story.
3.5 Stars. When Wil gets publicly outed, he decides to go alone on what was supposed to be a romantic vacation with his boyfriend. When he checks into the hotel, he is immediately noticed by Simon and Adam, a couple who work at the hotel and occasionally like to add a third to their bed. They all quickly decided that Wil’s two week vacation isn’t long enough. Wil has to decide if he is willing to leave behind his business and homophobic hometown and risk living and working as a threesome.
I loved the characters in this book. They all have their own unique personalities, complete with their own hangups. It was so much fun seeing their interactions, and watching how they responded to each other. The book is definitely heavy on the sex scenes, a little too much in my opinion. The storyline was cute, if a little unrealistic. I liked that we got to see some of the characters’ backstories and how it affected their relationships. I would have liked to see a little more about some of the subplots, just to round the book out a little more. Overall, this was a sweet, quick, hot read.