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Wicked Pleasure (Bound Hearts #9)

by Lora Leigh

4.09 · rating details · 1,765 ratings · 105 reviews

From New York Times bestselling author Lora Leigh comes the explosive new novel in her Bound Hearts series. Jaci Wright has been running from the Falladay twins, Chase and Cam, for seven years now. Fears of the desires they arouse in her, and the knowledge of the relationship they wanted with her, spurred her to run, to find a life that kept her traveling the globe a...more

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Published May 13th 2008 by St. Martin's Griffin

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Feb 27, 2009

Laura rated it

Recommends it for: fans of romantic erotica

Shelves: romantica-erotica

Dear Goddess, I can’t believe I survived this novel!!! Whatever you do don’t believe the silly title or silly blurbs on the cover. The truth is this novel is heart-wrenching agony to read. Plain and simple.

Jaci and Cam grew up in a small town in Oklahoma. They have loved each other since she was 10 and he was 15, and he began rescuing her from the town bullies. But terrible, terrible things happened to Cam for the next three years. Things that killed a large part of his heart...moreDear Goddess, I can’t believe I survived this novel!!! Whatever you do don’t believe the silly title or silly blurbs on the cover. The truth is this novel is heart-wrenching agony to read. Plain and simple.

Jaci and Cam grew up in a small town in Oklahoma. They have loved each other since she was 10 and he was 15, and he began rescuing her from the town bullies. But terrible, terrible things happened to Cam for the next three years. Things that killed a large part of his heart and soul. Jaci runs into Cam and his twin brother, Chase, 18 years later when they are all working for an exclusive ménage club in Washington DC. Yes, the twins are into ménage and make Jaci their reluctant third. But basically this book is about how Jaci breaks through every painful inch of the wall Cam built around his heart. Cam and Jaci love each other desperately, but he is too damaged to allow himself to express it fully. So Jaci drags the reader with her, step by agonizing step, as she helps him to heal.

Yes, there is a very sweet, wonderful HEA ending. But trust me. This is a dark novel. You’re going to need a box of tissues to survive it, and you’ll start using them by the first chapter. No kidding. Like me you may fall totally in love with Cam by the first chapter, and his pain will break your heart all the way through, chapter by chapter. Okay, you’ve been warned.

Now I need to go and apply some salve to my heart. It’s been to hell and back, and it’s completely devastated. All I can say is I’m glad I write sweet, sexy novels that leave my readers in a great mood when they finish them. Writing an emotionally painful novel like “Wicked Pleasure” would probably kill me. Yup, no doubt about it.

(Update: 2/27/09)
Okay, I went back and read this one again in November 2008. Fortunately, I knew about the trauma, so it didn't bother me. This time around I fell so in love with this novel that it has become one of my top ten fav erotica novels. No kidding. Cam just captured my heart!!!
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Apr 23, 2009

Isis FG rated it

Recommended to Isis FG by: continuation of a series

Shelves: author-lora-leigh, series-bound-hearts, 2009, info-full, romance-erotic, reviewed, theme-menage-group, format-trade-pb, published-2008, stars-4

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This was a good erotic romance, but it was also one that frustrated me at times. It's also a bit of a dark, emotional tale, more so than any of the other Bound Hearts books. I don't think I'd consider it one of my favorites of the series, but I liked it a lot.

Wicked Pleasure is the ninth book in Lora Leigh's Bound Hearts series. The series is based on a group of men who enjoy (consensually) sharing their women with a third.

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May 20, 2008

Auntee rated it

Recommends it for: Fans of Lora Leigh; Fans of erotic romance

Shelves: erotic-romance, lora-leigh, ménage, tortured-hero

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Well, there's no denying that this is a plenty hot book. Many, many sex scenes of various types including some menages with the hero's twin brother, so definitely not a book for the faint of heart!

Cam, the hero of this book, has suffered some horrible, heartbreaking abuse as a teenager, and it has left him scarred emotionally. So much so that he cannot bring himself to actually 'sleep' in a bed with a women; he 'does the deed' and then he's outta there. A bed has too many painful ...moreWell, there's no denying that this is a plenty hot book. Many, many sex scenes of various types including some menages with the hero's twin brother, so definitely not a book for the faint of heart!

Cam, the hero of this book, has suffered some horrible, heartbreaking abuse as a teenager, and it has left him scarred emotionally. So much so that he cannot bring himself to actually 'sleep' in a bed with a women; he 'does the deed' and then he's outta there. A bed has too many painful memories for him. The heroine, Jaci, has loved Cam since she was a young teenager, and desperately wants to break through the walls protecting his heart and connect emotionally with him, but doesn't know what to do. Cam will not confide in anyone about the abuse he has suffered, not even to his own twin. He feels too much shame and guilt about what happened to him. And the shame and the guilt has messed him up sexually, enough so that he cannot be with a woman without his brother participating too. But even though Jaci has come a long way from the naive young girl she once was, can she accept the lifestyle Cam insists on in order to be with him?

While I liked this book a lot, I kept asking myself, 'why doesn't he get some psychological help?' and 'how could anyone carry around all this guilt and shame without confiding in someone'? But of course, if he did that, there would be no book! So, for me, most of this book was spent wondering when Cam was finally going to break down and tell someone, anyone, what happened to him. Between that, and the endless sexcapades between Jaci, Cam and twin brother Chase, it dragged it down just a bit for me. Luckily, things picked up again toward the end of the book, when all the secrets(of all the characters) finally were revealed, including one about Chase that I didn't see coming.

Probably not my favorite of the 'Bound Hearts' series, but a pretty enjoyable read for me nonetheless, and I'm sure it will appeal to most of Lora Leigh's fans!(less)

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May 11, 2008

Marion rated it

Shelves: lora-leigh, 2008-read, bdsm

I was looking so forward to reading this book and I was not disappointed. Cameron Falladay is in love with Jaci Wright. He also likes to share his women with his twin brother Chase. Cameron is the victim of a terrible past that he has not shared with anyone. Throughout the book you can feel his pain. Jaci also had something horrible happen to her which she is not sharing with the twins. This book has romance, suspense and tender, emotional moments. Of course it also has alot of hot sex. Ve...more

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Feb 10, 2009

Mahlet rated it

Shelves: erotic-romance, own, series, menage

Hmmm…I really enjoyed it, but I definitely had my moments of frustration. Jaci has had her eye on Cam Falladay since she was a pre-pubescent girl. He was 15 and hurting, and it would be years until she learned the awful magnitude of why, but she did the best she could as a young girl and always made Cam smile. As Jaci began to mature and fill out, Cam noticed and finally decided to act on his feelings for her while on leave from duty. He drags her away to his place, things get hot and heavy,...moreHmmm…I really enjoyed it, but I definitely had my moments of frustration. Jaci has had her eye on Cam Falladay since she was a pre-pubescent girl. He was 15 and hurting, and it would be years until she learned the awful magnitude of why, but she did the best she could as a young girl and always made Cam smile. As Jaci began to mature and fill out, Cam noticed and finally decided to act on his feelings for her while on leave from duty. He drags her away to his place, things get hot and heavy,..and then OOPS! Cam forgot to mention his hot brother Chase is always his third. So the rumors about the Falladay twins are true.

Fast forward a few years – Jaci’s still a virgin who has been pining away for Cam with her B.O.B. She arrives in Virginia for a design job at Sinclair’s mansion, namely his discreet ménage club, which also employs Cam & Chase. Cam has gone long enough without Jaci, and he’s determined to claim her. Of course, Jaci and Cam pick up where they left off, but not without Chase! Oh, no! Cam will not have sex without his trusted third. At first, Jaci doesn’t mind. She knew it was a package deal, and some smoking hot ménage sex ensues. But it doesn’t take long for Jaci to begin to want more, and tension begins to build between the threesome. At this point, I began to grow impatient with Cam – his refusal to even cuddle with Jaci after sex! He kept skirting away and refused to sleep with her. Cam is one seriously damaged man – and the reasons behind his darkness are horrific – far worse than I imagined. But even so, IMHO, it wasn’t enough to justify Cam’s peculiar behavior. I especially was irked by the whole “can’t look at her in the eyes during sex unless Chase’s there…or else she’ll see the darkness…see into my soul!!” *cue the dramatic music*

Thankfully, Jaci is willing to do what it takes to break down Cam’s defenses, and with the encouragement of Chase, she’s able to do just that. The chemistry between the h/h was incredibly hot, and albeit slowly – I enjoyed watching Cam change for the better…on the hot sports car...in the rain *yes!*…in his bed.

There are definitely some loose ends regarding Chase, so I’m looking forward to his book, “Only Pleasure.” I also loved the side characters, Courtney and Ian Sinclair, so I am inspired to hop backwards in this series and read their book too.
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Apr 13, 2008

Julie (jjmachshev) rated it

Recommends it for: menage fans

Recommended to Julie (jjmachshev) by: Queuemyreview.com

Shelves: erotica, 2008-reads, queuemyreview

I love the background for the "Wicked..." novels. The Club outside Washington D.C. is a long-standing and extremely private organization. Its members share a certain notoriety that comes from being Fortune 500 CEOs, congressmen, and other famous movers and shakers. Its members also share the need to engage in sexual ménage activities with their female lovers/wives. Therein the extreme secrecy attached to The Club. Members sign confidentiality agreements and The Club has a ‘punitiv...moreI love the background for the "Wicked..." novels. The Club outside Washington D.C. is a long-standing and extremely private organization. Its members share a certain notoriety that comes from being Fortune 500 CEOs, congressmen, and other famous movers and shakers. Its members also share the need to engage in sexual ménage activities with their female lovers/wives. Therein the extreme secrecy attached to The Club. Members sign confidentiality agreements and The Club has a ‘punitive committee’ composed of very powerful individuals who can and will ruin anyone betraying their secrets financially, socially, and politically if needed. However, The Club is more than just a sex club; it’s also a social setting for like-minded men. Women only gain admission as ‘guests’ of members. Our heroine, Jaci Wright, has recently been hired to do some decorating renovations to the interior of The Club.

Cameron and Chase Falladay are identical twins in charge of security for The Club. The story of why these two sometimes need to share a woman is slowly revealed throughout the novel. They are also members of The Club and have been waiting for Jaci for seven years. Waiting for her to acknowledge her own needs and accept what they need from her. Now that her new job has put her within reach, Cam is done with waiting. He knew she was ‘the one’ for him from the time he was 18 and she was 13. He left for the military at 18 and returned home wounded in both body and spirit. He is tormented by memories, anger, and dark lusts…but more than anything, he’s tormented by the thought of losing Jaci.

Jaci has her own problems and issues. She’s managed to make some pretty powerful enemies and is torn by her love for, and need to protect, Cam. She doesn’t understand why he needs to share her with his brother. This ‘unnatural desire’ is what scared her away seven years ago. But now, THIS time, she feels smarter and stronger…surely she can make Cam, and only Cam, her own. Her efforts to tame Cam (and sometimes Chase) and her struggles to be independent and solve her own problems without relying on Cam drive him nuts!

These two (okay three) certainly have a lot of issues to iron out. The intense love scenes and powerfully erotic power struggles are part and parcel of the story. I have been a fan of Ms Leigh’s books since I read my first e-book by her. This is yet another of her stories that will have a spot on my keeper shelf.
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Jun 03, 2008

Rachel rated it

Recommends it for: no one

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Dec 31, 2008

Stephanie**Whats the steam factor** rated it

Shelves: lori-leigh, steamy-hot-romance-comtemp

This book starts out very hot, and that's were you think it is going right...well it does stay hot, but Cam is hiding a very dark secret and Jaci spends the whole book trying to break through to his heart.It does have a HEA ending and is worth the read.

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Oct 19, 2008

Anita rated it

Recommends it for: noone

Shelves: didn-t-like-much, erotica

This book is erotica, so stop reading if that's not your thing.

This book was horribly written and edited. Really, the publisher should be ashamed and should fire the editor. What happened? Did she lose her red pen? Maybe she was angry with her employer and sent the manuscript through with nothing but proofreading? I don't know, but the end result is an unbelievably bad novel.

For one, the author seems to have a short list of words that she tried to work into nearly every ...moreThis book is erotica, so stop reading if that's not your thing.

This book was horribly written and edited. Really, the publisher should be ashamed and should fire the editor. What happened? Did she lose her red pen? Maybe she was angry with her employer and sent the manuscript through with nothing but proofreading? I don't know, but the end result is an unbelievably bad novel.

For one, the author seems to have a short list of words that she tried to work into nearly every paragraph as many times as possible. I think she was going for a world record - how many times can you use the word "pure" in a single work of fiction? (Pure this, pure that, pure crap!)

Second, the "alpha" male characters came across as smug, self-satisfied, dim-wits, not strong men. The rants from the main hero (Cam) were redundant and ill fitted to the character - who could ever think like him?

Third, the protagonist was not only an idiot woman, she also was too much of a work of fiction to be even remotely sympathetic and believeable. A virgin who has m-f-m menage five times in three days and suffers no painful consequence? That's not erotic - that's sexual torture.

Forth, the book was redundant. It could have been cut in half and no one would have noticed the different. I got the distinct impression I was reading passages that had been cut and paste repeatedly. And the sex scenes were nearly identical most of the time. It made menage sound like the most boring routine possible.

Then there were the logical leaps. The key evidence that just shows up in the 11th hour with no hint it was coming. Or the random relationship that the reader didn't know about between Chase and another character until he was forced to kill her. Or, the most bizarre of all, Chase and Jaci both know Cam was abuse as a teen, but they keep demanding to know how, as though that's going to help. Not once do either of them suggest he see a therapist - unbelievable.

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Nov 22, 2011

Rachel rated it

Shelves: bdsm-smut-menage

I don't know why, but for some reason when I got to the big reveal, I feel as though the storyline was parallel to another book, though I can't for the life of me remember which.

Anyway, For the most part I very much liked this story; I love the torchered heroes. However, a few things prevented me from ranking any more than 3 stars (3.5 if I could have) *note some parts of spoiler are graphic and not for the faint of heart of underage!*

(view spoiler)...moreI don't know why, but for some reason when I got to the big reveal, I feel as though the storyline was parallel to another book, though I can't for the life of me remember which.

Anyway, For the most part I very much liked this story; I love the torchered heroes. However, a few things prevented me from ranking any more than 3 stars (3.5 if I could have) *note some parts of spoiler are graphic and not for the faint of heart of underage!*

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Dec 30, 2010

Camille-Dhark Nytmhare rated it

Shelves: erotica, all-f-ck-no-action, books-i-reviewed

Lora Leigh is a favorite author of mine. No one writes a sex scene like her. She gives you a front seat into the sexual happenings of the characters. She usually matches the sex scenes with an equally scorching story.

What kept this book from being her usual 4 - 5 star novel:

1. Ms Leigh lost me when a 28 year old virgin involves herself in a menage. Her first penetration is anal without prep. Then minutes later she gets penetrated vaginally without prep. This double dickin...more

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Sep 22, 2010

完全なAquit rated it

Shelves: books-from-library, erotic-romance, skimming-is-your-best-friend, ick-factor, guy-has-dicks-for-brains, twit-tstl-argh, guy-is-a-overpowering-jerk, three-is-a-crowd-but-not-in-sex

I have nothing against threesomes or foursomes or fivesomes but I don't get why it's so "romantic" in books to have the main girl have sex with two men when she obviously loved only one of them. I get it if she had love both of them in terms of "I can't live without you-you both complete me" and not in a "You're both hot and you guys are a package deal" kind of way and she ends up with both twins at the end ~~which is unlikely but hey, it's a twist.~~

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Aug 03, 2010

Always rated it

Honestly, I would have liked to give this book 2 and a half stars, but, since I'm pretty sure that's impossible I decided to give it what it deserves, instead of rounding up. This book is really nice, but to me, it's like all they ever do is have sex. I mean, the first time, I was like "okay, that was long, but it was okay." So I continued to read. What I found out, and what I dislike, is that the story is based on Jaci and Cam (and sometimes Chase) having sex. And then Jaci getting...more

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Jan 21, 2010

Lisa Lap rated it

Shelves: 2010-books-read, erotica, fiction

I picked this and the book that follows not realizing (again) how far into the series this book is. I did the same damn thing with her Breed series. Oh well, it doesn't really affect the reading pleasure as each book could stand alone. So here we go:

From the beginning this book throws you right into naughty with a menag between our heroine Jaci and twin brothers Cam and Chase that she's known since childhood. The first time they try this menag - Jaci doesn't realize the boys are a pa...more

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Jul 31, 2010

Joy rated it

Shelves: lora-leigh, erotic-fiction, ebooks

Wow! If I were to compare this to fire, I'd say it'll take a lot to extinguish the flames. This is one hell of a scorching novel (pun intended). I got more than I bargained for. Since this is an erotic fiction, I'd have to comment on the sex first. Almost every chapter has them, they're never boring, they're always creative and intense; and just with one look or touch, passion arises until they explode to ecstasy. 5 stars for the sex!

But wait, there's more! For those of you who're lo...moreWow! If I were to compare this to fire, I'd say it'll take a lot to extinguish the flames. This is one hell of a scorching novel (pun intended). I got more than I bargained for. Since this is an erotic fiction, I'd have to comment on the sex first. Almost every chapter has them, they're never boring, they're always creative and intense; and just with one look or touch, passion arises until they explode to ecstasy. 5 stars for the sex!

But wait, there's more! For those of you who're looking for a quickie, this is not for you. This is a full-length novel that tells of the little girl who's always rescued by her dark knight, and when she's ready to give herself to him, she ran away after finding out she's about to be I loved the story.

Characters from her previous books reappear here (Courtney, Ian, Khalid) to name a few and Lora Leigh takes us back to the club and how it's being redesigned. That's where Jaci Wright comes in. She's Courtney's friend, and the Falladay twins (Cam and Chase) vouched for her since they've known each other for years.

It's noticeable in all of the books in the Bound Hearts series that the characters were apparently pining and lusting for each other for a long time, and it comes to a point when they act upon their desires. It's amazing how the characters grow and develop, and how the relationships develop through mostly sex; but there's also the trust part, which both Jaci and Cam have difficulty giving to each other.

They're really meant to be together and aside from their raging lusts, one thing they have in common is their stubbornness. Jaci didn't want to depend on Cam for what happened to her, and Cam was ruined at a tender age of 15, ashamed to turn to Chase for help. What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger, and that's how both Jaci and Cam survived their own ordeals.

I felt for Jaci whenever Cam doesn't literally want to sleep with her. He just couldn't let go of the past and it was really annoying and frustrating, but understandable as the story went further. The unraveling of their histories was slow and it was mysterious until enough clues and investigations turned up, they all figured it out.

The sex was always amazing and leaves them sated, but because of their deep connection to each other, they always want more. Cam is the more aggrieved party and though he hurt Jaci many times, he made up for it in the end, and when everything went out in the open through a twisted circumstance, I liked how Jaci broke up the twins' fist fight, that's really witty of her.

It's quite an emotional read, there was a lot of tension and conflicts but because they love each other in a level that transcends the physical, everything turned out well.
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May 01, 2009

Morgan rated it

Shelves: contemporary, romance, erotic-fiction, setting-america

I checked this book out following a conversation about erotic fiction with a fellow librarian. I took this title, she took another and we later compared. We concurred on the following:
a) the format is the same as any other romance, it seems as if the lovers are destined for eachother but a lot of drama is in the way...and of course there is a very mean person at the peak of the drama
b) the language is very strong during intimate scenes

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Sep 14, 2009

Annem rated it

I don’t know what to say about this book. Someone else commented it was poorly edited and I have to agree with that. It was difficult to read, the language didn’t flow. I had to re-read some parts, and with the two male characters (Cam and Chase), having such similar names you lose track of who is doing what in the sex scenes - LOL, I think there were definitely some extra body parts being flung about.

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Jun 06, 2011

Jessica rated it

This book was good, but not entirely what I expected. Jaci and Cam have been in love with each other forever, so I expected things to kind of fall into place when they were reunited. Instead, while there was a lot of hot sex, there were too many secrets and a lot of emotional frustration. Both were hiding past traumatic experiences that they both stubbornly refused to tell one another. Eventually everything is resolved and they both get their HEA, but it was definitely a long, emotional ride. Th...more

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Jan 22, 2009

Cindy rated it

Shelves: keepers

Wicked Pleasure & Only Pleasure
These two books are companion pieces and should be read in order or you'll be having several "huh?" moments with the plot in the second book. Excellent reads: suspenseful action, likable characters [it's so much fun to watch the heroes try to avoid 'commitment' - when they are already committed body and soul:] and definitely hot sex scenes.

You do no have to read the other books before these - the characters do make appearances and it wo...more

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May 16, 2010

Carolyn F. rated it

Shelves: library-book, contemporary, erotica

I wanted to like this book more than I ended up liking it. It has very hot sex scenes which become very repetitive but then again how many ways can you do it. Cam and Jaci are keeping secrets from each other, but unlike other books, his secrets don't really need to see the light of day. Her secret, she should tell everyone she meets. The secret bad person was a surprise but not believable. The protagonists somehow she wants to show as not really bad people but that too isn't believable. I ...more

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Apr 22, 2010

Sarah rated it

I'm going to try really hard to not put spoilers in here. I like Ms. Leigh's writing, but this book was the worst!! Every single chapter read like this: he aches to give her everything, she's going to resist until he does, he kisses her, she caves, he wallows in angst and regret, she wallows in lust and love, the brother loves them all, add in three pages of wild, nasty sex in every chapter, and ta-da, a book!! Until the end, which I'm still kind of fuzzy on the whys and hows of everything. Wi...more

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Apr 24, 2011

E. rated it

Shelves: erotica

Jaci Wright struggles to resist the attraction to bad boy Cam Falladay which burns hotly even though she had fled their hometown 7 years prior. Cam and his twin Chase are well-known for their penchant for menage affairs but the darkness in Cam has always been kept at bay by Jaci's presence, even when she was a naive young girl. Both Jaci and Cam have their dark secrets that they have kept shielded for years but the sensual spell woven when they come together may form the basis for them to find...more

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Aug 24, 2011

Alicia rated it

*WARNING: definately NOT for the concservative reader. Contains explicit sexual content and foul language*

Wicked Pleasure was a very fitting title. VERY HOT & EROTIC!! This book grabbed my attention from page 1 and didn't let go, I didn't want to put it down...I couldn't help but like the twins. My favorite was Chase with his sense of humor, but Cam was just as likeable with his outer hardness and inner protectiveness. And the "bad-boy" in both made them that much more enjoya...more

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Apr 04, 2010

Mspink rated it

I can't even begin to say how much I loved this book. It is an incredibly powerful story. I can say "ditto" to all the amazing things the previous reviewers said. I don't know that I could have said it much better. This story and characters will stay with me for a long time. The overpowering love between Cam and Jaci, the overwhelming and almost psychic bond between twin brothers, and of course the erotic bond between all three of them. Such trust, love and honor through out the entire...more

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Feb 08, 2012

Ann Lister rated it

I wasn't sure if I would enjoy this book, due to the two main male characters in this story being twin brothers. And although that brother aspect did lend a minor negative factor at times (during the sex scenes when both brothers share their lover), I have to say I loved this book. The two brothers, Chase and Cameron were well developed characters and I came to really like and understand them. Jaci is the female of the three-way relationship and I loved her, as well. Besides the developing t...more

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Sep 08, 2011

Natalie rated it

I'm not a fan of threesomes, but this was very well written. I liked the fact the Leigh went as far as explaining that the reason for the twin's shared sexual encounters is due to a hidden emmotional pain, not just some horny pornographic thoughts. The only thing that kept me from giving this book all 5 stars is that, the main problem was something as simple as an issue with he-said-she-said. That was way overplayed! Mainly, I want to re-read this book because I kinda had a 5 month lapse in the ...more

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Jun 26, 2008

Tina rated it

Shelves: erotica

I like Lora Leigh. I especially like her balls-out erotica because it is well written. Her sex scenes aren't just moan-y sounding onomatopoeias, she makes them descriptive and totally hot! And she actually includes a real plot. Now, her plots have so many holes they resemble swiss cheese -- but they are there. I get impatient with eroticas that are held together by useless scenes set up for no other reason than to put the characters into bed together. So, i appreciate Lora Leigh, she is a...more

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Jun 28, 2011

Kerry of Musings of a bookworm rated it

Shelves: bought-by-library, erotica

This was a sizzling hot book. I know its a format Lora Leigh uses quite a lot. Man meet girl while she is still very young and when she is still too young falls in love and waits till she is old enough. But I have to say she writes a damn good story even if they repeat a little. My only complaint about this one is that Cam was a pain in the ass and I didn't like him that much but I love Chase so I am going to be reading his book next.

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Jun 25, 2010

Nonieღserenity2bliss rated it

I think this is the first time where I actually like one of the characters written by Lora Leigh. Sure, the males are testosterone driven while the female is dimwittedly stubborn. But together, they're make quite a couple.

The sex scenes are hot, but that should not be a surprise if you're familiar with Leigh's books. I thought the build up was pretty nice but the ending was lame. Unpredictable, but lame. It's almost like the ending was purposely written as such to create a storyline...more

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Sep 12, 2010

Niki rated it

I don't like the whole "I'm gonna share my wife/gf with another guy but its not a permanent relationship thing" and this book pissed me off b/c she's in love with one bro, he's in love with her... why add another man into the mix. It doesn't make sense. When you love someone, you accept them for who they are, but Cam or whatever his name was disregarded the h's feelings. It was all about him. I find that other than Forbidden Pleasures,I don't like this particular series.

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Lora Leigh lives in the rolling hills of Kentucky, often found absorbing the ambience of this peaceful setting. She dreams in bright, vivid images of the characters intent on taking over her writing life, and fights a constant battle to put them on the hard drive of her computer before they can disappear as fast as they appeared. Lora’s family, and her writing life co-exist, if not in harmony, in ...more

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“It's a good thing I'm a reasonably patient woman. Otherwise, I might have to kill you.” — 36 people liked it

“Where the hell do you get your nerve?
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