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For fifteen years Luke Moore has lived by three rules: stay off his father's radar, never spend more than a single night with any man, and never fall in love again. But one night of explosive sex and two men whom he can't get out of his head have Luke breaking them all. Richard and Matthew push him past all his bounda...more

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Published March 23rd 2010 by Loose Id, LLC (first published 2010)

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May 11, 2011 Nikyta rated it 2 of 5 stars

Recommended to Nikyta by: Ellis Carrington

Shelves: fisting, angst, broken-to-bits, contemporary, loose-id, m-m-m-or-more, suspense, politicians-or-family-of-politician, wayyyyy-too-much-sex, mystery, published-on-amazon

There's certain (sub-)genres I go into with high expectations. I have questions and I want answers. I want a specific thing told to me about what the genre is, it has to be believable, I want to be convinced on certain things but above that I want to be made to understand and believe them. Unfortunately, ménages are at the top of that list. I need the story sold to me, to have it believable but it has to suck me in right from the beginning or there's no hope of redemption. That's a bit harsh, I...more There's certain (sub-)genres I go into with high expectations. I have questions and I want answers. I want a specific thing told to me about what the genre is, it has to be believable, I want to be convinced on certain things but above that I want to be made to understand and believe them. Unfortunately, ménages are at the top of that list. I need the story sold to me, to have it believable but it has to suck me in right from the beginning or there's no hope of redemption. That's a bit harsh, I know, and I'm sorry, but it's the way I feel with ménages.

With that said, this book frustrated me beyond belief. It didn't start off on a good note for me. The first 50% of the book is essentially just sex and for someone like me who prefers at least double the plot than sex, it was unbearable to get through. I was extremely close to calling this my first DNF but I agreed to stick it out until the half-way mark... Thankfully, the book finally caught my eye around that time (although it could have also been from the fact I cheated and skipped to certain parts of the book to see if I was actually wasting my time or not

).

Now, just to clarify, I'd say this book is made up of about 60-70% sex. Which I hated and resulted in me skipping those scenes. They were redundant, boring and unnecessary. Only a select few actually contributed to the story. The rest of it seemed like a page filler to me.

It was hard for me to connect with the three MCs. For one, Luke, which is the only pov we get (in first person) is never actually described. So, I have no idea what he looks like and if he was described then I completely missed that because I don't remember any description about him regarding his appearances besides a reference to his father. Richard and Matthew, the other MCs, are perfectly described. But the thing is none of them know anything about each other. Like nothing. At All. They jumped into bed together at a club. Three times. Agree to go on a date. Still know nothing about each other. Then move in together. Still not knowing anything about each other. I didn't like it. Especially with the fact Luke didn't want to put Matthew or Richard into a situation of possibly getting hurt by his father but he still moved in with them when he knew his father would eventually find him and seek to make their lives a living hell. Yeah.....

Anyway, so, yeah. I was frustrated throughout most of the book. To me, the relationship wasn't believable. I still don't understand their relationship. Yeah, at the end, you can tell they loved each other but it was made impossible for me to love them because there was no dialogue between them getting to know each other. What we know of them is what Luke gave us in brief summaries of what he learned from their 'dates'. Well, I wanted to actually experience those dates. Instead, I got the sex after the date.

Needless to say, I didn't much like this book. I couldn't connect with the characters or their relationship, the sex put me off so much from the start there was barely a chance of redemption for this story. With that said, I did appreciate Sloan Parker's writing. It drew me in when the sex didn't overpower the pages. That's what captured my attention and made me want to keep reading when all I wanted to do was bitch about the book. I was ready to give up on it but then the sex lessened slightly and her words drew me in. The conflict revolving around Luke's father was a bit cliched and unbelievable but it still made me stick with the story.

Overall, I'm sorry, I can't recommend this book. I never connected with the characters. I still feel as if they don't really know each other and none of it was believable to me. Expectations are a bitch, huh? *sigh*(less)

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Jan 26, 2011 Emanuela ~plastic duck~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Recommended to Emanuela ~plastic duck~ by: Courtney

Shelves: menage, mmm, rainbow-gay, glbt, romance

I consider myself still new to m/m and I don't usually choose menage books, let's say I read them when they happen to me (the books, obviously, not menage). I don't think I've ever read a menage book where I saw all the persons involved start together and it was great.

The book is written in first person and there is only the narrator's point-of-view. When the perspective is so restricted I have a doubt lingering that: first, there are parts of the story or feelings that will always be out of rea...more I consider myself still new to m/m and I don't usually choose menage books, let's say I read them when they happen to me (the books, obviously, not menage). I don't think I've ever read a menage book where I saw all the persons involved start together and it was great.

The book is written in first person and there is only the narrator's point-of-view. When the perspective is so restricted I have a doubt lingering that: first, there are parts of the story or feelings that will always be out of reach for me; second, that not every single person in the menage gets what they really need.

As for my first concern, it's not the case here, because the narrator, Luke, is the less open of the three. Richard, the older man, is rather pushy and bossy, probably because he is the most experienced of them and he really knows what he wants. When something doesn't go as he's planned, he talks about it and he goes deep into it, until everything is explained. Matthew, the younger man, carries his heart on his sleeve and he is sweet and affectionate. He is the one who can calm the other two and his generous sensuality is soothing and arousing at the same time. It's like Richard is the brain in the relationship and Matthew is the heart. But what is Luke? That's hard to say. Maybe he's the gut, the instinct that brings them together, the least noble part of the body but what makes it function, he is the courage to want to change. And this solves my other concern: each one of them gets what he needs from this relationship: someone to love and to care for and to go home to for Richard; someone who lets you be and appreciates you for what you are for Matthew; a safe harbour where you can be free for Richard.

Sex is an important part in the relationship and there's a lot of it, but it is always a way to communicate and it's never meaningless. At least it's never meaningless for the narrator, because Luke is probably the one who needs sex to express his feelings and frustrations, because he is also the one who cannot say how he feels.

The only reason I can't give 5 stars is that Luke's father is too bad. I think only the fact that he was a famous politician, running for the presidency and trying to hide he had a gay son was enough. (view spoiler)

It's a great book, it's rather long, but Luke kept me glued page after page, while he was struggling to be a better man for and through the love of Richard and Matthew.(less)

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Mar 15, 2010 Sloan Parker marked it as m-m · (Review from the author)

Shelves: my-books-stories

My debut novel. One explosive night with two men he can’t get out of his head and a reluctant loner is about to break all his rules -- but only if his senator father doesn’t destroy them all first.

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Jan 19, 2013 Kazza rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourites, menage

When I first started reading this I thought, oh here we go first person from one character only, not going to be for me. I was wrong, it definitely was for me. Once I started getting into it I thoroughly enjoyed the book's unfolding from Luke's perspective. I think had it not been from his perspective I may not have grown to like him as I did.

Luke did not start or end as my favourite character, which could have been an obstacle as it was his POV that we saw the story through. It wasn't though, h...more

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Apr 15, 2010 Janna rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: z2010-100plus-reading-challenge, z2010-erotic-romance-challenge, favorite-reads-2010, m-m, menage, favorites

This is one of the best menage romances I've read so far. The characters are equal and unique and all bring their own special something into the relationship. The relationship is initially based on sex - very good, freakin' hot sex that is - but evolves into a loving bond between the three men. More is very well written and has great depth and character development!

Here's the longer review that I also posted at my blog:

This is one of my High 5, Low 5 reviews. In general the High Five are five t...more

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Jun 03, 2010 Leah rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-m

If Sean Michael had a daughter it'd be Sloan Parker. I think her work has more plot than his does but it has A LOT of sex. Not that I'm complaining, my girly parts were in a state of constant blissful overhaul. It took me some time to warm up to Lukas but once the reader learns more about his life and upbringing it's difficult not to love him. I really enjoyed the ending too. Great Read!

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Sep 09, 2012 Hannah rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebooks-i-own, contemporary, male-male-romance, menage, read-2012, romance

This book did a few things well, at least in the beginning. The three protagonists were very distinct from each other, and they fit together well. I could see why all three of them were necessary to make that relationship work; no two of them could have given each other everything they needed. The sex was also hot, at least in the beginning.

Unfortunately, the sex scenes dominated the entire book and became mind-numbingly repetitive after a while. And as the three men grew closer to each other,...more

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Feb 08, 2013 Connie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: m-m, menage, favorites-2013, guilty-pleasures

Yes, there was a lot of sex in this one.
And some might said that there was no plot.
For me, even if it wasn't the best book ever written, it was intense, sexy and a very enjoyable read.
I like the author's style, I've read several of her books.
This one was different.
It was all about 3 men finding, in a very unconventional relationship, everything they needed and more.
The story is told from Luke's POV and it's very interesting to see the development from Luke's eyes.
How he grows into the man he can...more

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Jul 09, 2010 Eden Winters rated it 5 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. What a ride! Luke is a haunted soul, shouldering heavy burdens alone and determined not to let his personal demons spill over onto others. He wants sex, pain, and no strings attached. Then he finds what he didn't even know he needed. Richard is strong in both mind and body, a natural-born protector. Luke doesn't need a protector; Luke doesn't need anyone. Or does he?

Matthew certainly does. But far from making him annoying, Matthew's neediness is enduring. He's a fledgling that fell hard from th...more

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Sep 05, 2010 Feliz rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: threesome, m-m, contemporary, favourites

For more than fifteen years Luke has never been with someone for more than one night. He usually is out of the door the first after a sexual encounter. And he often does threesomes because with those he thinks ist's clarified from the very beginning that there won't be any lingering. But Luke's habit changes when he meets Richard and Matthew at his favourite club. Somehow with those two everything changes. Luke, who's been living in fear and hiding from his hateful father for almost all his life...more For more than fifteen years Luke has never been with someone for more than one night. He usually is out of the door the first after a sexual encounter. And he often does threesomes because with those he thinks ist's clarified from the very beginning that there won't be any lingering. But Luke's habit changes when he meets Richard and Matthew at his favourite club. Somehow with those two everything changes. Luke, who's been living in fear and hiding from his hateful father for almost all his life, is of two minds about the fledgeling relationship that builds between the three of them. He doesn't want to give his father leverage to hurt him, or worse, Richard or Matthew. But he can't let go of them anymore. Nor they of him.

I'm of mixed feelings about this book. Yes, I liked it. It was one of the better threesomes I read lately. Since it's told from Luke's first- person POV, he's the best known of the three, but the other two are also well fleshed - out, and all three are very likeable. There's a lot of sex, partly hot, partly sensual and sweet, overall well done. The language is just right, not to dirty, but not too tame, and the actual storytelling is really well crafted. The characters are easy to get to.
Still, I didn't get around Luke's motives entirely. He's supposed to be thirty - three, but most of the time he acts like an insecure twenty year old. He's overly subservient to his father while at the same time he claims he's living his own life and making his own decisions. The surveillance cameras, the way he uses a different route every night to shake his stalkers, it reminds me of a game a sullen kid would play, not a grown man. The bondage elements worked in didn't make no sense to me at all, I wondered why Luke needed to hand over control since he's already letting his father control his life. And the necessity for all three of them to be together didn't come clear; Luke and Richard treat Matthew more like a kind of pet down to the fact they call him "kid". Only in the end Matthew is given a little more control, but he still doesn't feel an equal in the relationship. And Luke's father is so villainous it's over the top in places.
I'd recommend this book anyway to everybody who likes their sex hot and their feelings deep, for that is what this did best. Entertaining and well crafted.
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Nov 11, 2012 Magen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-m, favorites

HOLY MOTHER OF ALL THINGS THAT ARE YUMMY AND SEXY! This book started out fast and never stopped. While so many of these erotica books follow the same formula of: get together- have tons of sex- someone gets angry and runs away-then everyone gets back together again and has even more sex, this one had a nice twist to that. It was hot and engaging from the first page to the last page with emotional highs and lows throughout and not to mention incredibly steamy, inventive sex on every other page. W...more

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Apr 23, 2013 ARe Cafe rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: vals-picks

More by Sloan Parker is a romance that may surprise those readers who doubt that men can flourish within a ménage a trois. The flaw in ménage fiction that readers find most off-putting is the potential for one man to seem like an intruder between, or a pawn of, an established couple. Another mistake is common to stories with too many characters – each character seems bland as if there weren’t quite enough vivid personality traits to go around. Neither problem occurs in this novel. The characters...more More by Sloan Parker is a romance that may surprise those readers who doubt that men can flourish within a ménage a trois. The flaw in ménage fiction that readers find most off-putting is the potential for one man to seem like an intruder between, or a pawn of, an established couple. Another mistake is common to stories with too many characters – each character seems bland as if there weren’t quite enough vivid personality traits to go around. Neither problem occurs in this novel. The characters of reserved Luke, protective Richard, and exuberant Matthew are distinct, unique, and complementary to one another.

My one problem with the book is that the plot, while strong, has its events spread out between an overabundance of sex scenes, which slows the pacing and makes the book feel unnecessarily long. However, the writing is flawless, and the characters appealing. This novel is one of the few romances I’ve read that makes the ménage a trois utterly convincing.

The story begins in the first-person viewpoint of Luke, who lives in an unspecified Midwestern city. On the first page, he goes to a sex club for gay men while taking his habitual precautions to avoid surveillance by employees of his father, a powerful senator. Luke never has sex with the same man twice, and has avoided intimacy since his father destroyed his first relationship with a boyfriend in college. However, tonight he meets Matthew and they are spontaneously joined by Richard for a three-way sexual encounter that makes an unforgettable impression upon each man.

In the weeks that follow, the three of them evolve towards a committed relationship, which presents huge emotional challenges for Luke. If that weren’t daunting enough, Luke’s father takes drastic action to threaten Matthew and Richard in order to force Luke to let them go. Now Luke must find the strength to delve into his father’s past for information he can use to protect his own relationship. More is the debut novel by Sloan Parker.

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Jan 24, 2013 Macky rated it 5 of 5 stars

In between my ' new books waiting ' list on my kindle I'm having another read of some of my keepers that I read before I started reviewing, and "More" is one of them. Like the other reviewer said, this book oozes a lot of sex scenes and all are ménage so if its not your scene then I'd advise passing. But.... In a way it would be a shame because alongside the well written but admittedly graphic love scenes there is actually a really good plot. There probably is a bit too much, its just as sensual...more

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Nov 02, 2012 Charly rated it 5 of 5 stars

One of the best threesome stories I’ve ever read

Warning: This review might contain what some people consider SPOILERS.

Rating: 9/10

PROS:
- More than perhaps any other m/m/m ménage story I’ve read, this one convinced me that the guys could only ever be together as three. Each guy loves his two partners equally, yet I felt instinctively that no combination of two would ever really work. This is a threesome in which all three guys are NECESSARY. It also wasn’t easy for me to pick a favorite among t...more One of the best threesome stories I’ve ever read

Warning: This review might contain what some people consider SPOILERS.

Rating: 9/10

PROS:
- More than perhaps any other m/m/m ménage story I’ve read, this one convinced me that the guys could only ever be together as three. Each guy loves his two partners equally, yet I felt instinctively that no combination of two would ever really work. This is a threesome in which all three guys are NECESSARY. It also wasn’t easy for me to pick a favorite among the three main characters. Each of them has a (realistic, limited) number of good qualities as well as human weaknesses, but their characteristics complement each other both sexually and personality-wise.
- This book is more realistic than most m/m/m books I’ve read. When the three guys first meet, for example, there’s no hedging or pretending that their hookup is anything other than what it is. Later on, the story faces problems inherent to threesome relationships (for example, the difficulty of taking only one partner to an important business meeting peopled by a bunch of conservatives) head-on rather than trying to glaze over them.
- Luke struggles a lot with letting go of his past and allowing himself to love Richard and Matthew. Yet surprisingly, the book’s angst level is pretty low. There are no prolonged periods of suffering or misery. The characters have their rough patches, but they work through them quickly and emerge more solid as a result of them.
- There’s a healthy amount of sex in this book: the bedroom is, after all, the main place the men connect with each other, especially in the beginning. The sex isn’t near as graphic as I’ve seen before in this genre, so I wouldn’t say that I found it particularly hot; however, I didn’t find it boring, either. I never knew quite what to expect from those scenes because all three of the guys are versatile and flexible when it comes to bedroom roles and specific acts.
- Occasionally, Parker’s writing is very funny. The story is told in first-person from Luke’s perspective, and he’s dry and (tries to be) unfeeling and matter-of-fact. Here’s one of my favorite sentences: “Gay sperm probably had no clue when they shot out of the body their fate was much less noble than creating life.”

CONS:
- Luke is difficult to like early on. I hesitate to put this as a con because his prickliness toward the beginning is contrasted so greatly by the man he becomes by the story’s close, but I feel that I should warn potential readers that he’s kind of a jerk at times and that he does get better--much better--as the story progresses.
- There are a few plot points, especially regarding Luke’s father, that are not resolved at the end of the story. The relationship ends so well, though, that my mind was more than happy to assume that everything turned out as blissfully well as the romance.

Overall comments: I liked this book from the start, when the guys are just meeting for semi-anonymous hookups. Once they make the decision to start getting to know each other, though, and their personalities really start to come out, I loved the book. If I had to recommend a “starter” ménage story for a reader who’s not sure whether s/he likes threesomes, this would be it.(less)

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Apr 14, 2012 Mandy Beyers rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: z-m-m-bingo-round3-speedy, m-m-romance, my-ebooks, menage, nook-lendable, read-for-a-2012-challenge

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Apr 12, 2012 Taylor rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, favorites

Wow. I must say that I really did enjoy this book. It was more than I was expecting. Wow. The men were great in the book and it was emotional and sensual at the same time. No wonder this book got two prestigious awards already.

Matthew, I must admit, is my favorite. He is 22 but looks like he's sixteen and he laughs uncontrollably. He also has very curly hair and beautiful eyes. On top of that, this beautiful boy loves to suck cock. As a matter of fact, there is a scene where him and his two love...more

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Feb 26, 2012 Danni rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-romance-read, mm-menage

I liked how three men that seem so different go together so well and complement each other. Luke, the narrator of the book is the guy that has most issues to deal with, but he keeps all his emotions bottled up. Richard knows what he wants and although he can be a little bossy in making sure things go according to plans, he still wants what is best for his two men. Matthew is the youngest of the three and he is very emotional and insecure. But he also knows what he wants and he never hesitates to...more

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Nov 08, 2011 Lakeisha rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of Steamy MMM loving

Recommended to Lakeisha by: Le Le

Shelves: menage-a-tois, wow, tear-jerkers, m-m-romance, bdsm, out-of-comfort-zone

Ummm Wow....I do not what possessed me to read this, since I don't really read ménage too regular but it was recommended that I try something out of my comfort zone one and so I did.

I think this is one of the better threesomes Ive read where all of the partners connected together. I loved that in most of the sex scenes all partners where involved and we did not have instances where partners went off and left out another one, for him to feel jealous. In most cases they just fooled around. I thin...more

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Sep 26, 2011 Allybaba rated it 4 of 5 stars

I am giving this 4 stars not because I particularly liked the plot or the MCs but for the writing. If you like M/M/M, this is a must read, I don't, so you can attribute my ambivalence to the MCs & plot to that. I only read this because I like this author and because of the reviews this book received. I also figured if anyone could make me like M/M/M she could.

Will I read any sequels to this? Probably not...again only because of the M/M/M. The MCs worked in the book and you could definitely t...more

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Sep 05, 2011 Nile Princess rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, m-m-m-romance, favorites, age-difference, m-m-erotica, reviewed

Best menage I've ever read.

As others have said, I'm usually not a fan of menages because one person always seems to get the short end of the stick (no pun intended) but this one is just perfect. There is NEVER and I do mean never, ever a doubt in the reader's mind that Richard, Matthew and Luke love each other equally, and are each an integral part of the relationship. This story sizzles from page 1 and their relationship takes on a very well paced, realistic trajectory. Even though Luke has tru...more

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Apr 08, 2011 LynnMarie rated it 5 of 5 stars

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When I first started reading this, I wasn’t too sure where it was going. The main character, Luke, seemed angry and not very likeable. He walks into a bar with one agenda and one agenda only: empty and meaningless sex.

He meets up with Richard and Matthew and then they decide to do the do, without realizing that they are forging a connection that is hard to let go.

What I thought was going to be strictly a sex-romp between three men, turned into something more, sorry about the play o...more

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Jan 31, 2011 Diane Adams rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: everyone

Recommended to Diane by: several review sites

I was a little leery when I started to read More. I received the copy when I won it in a contest and I was curious. I do not often read menage I was a little worried about what I'd find. I'm a hard sale when it comes to three being equal in love. In the past such books almost always turned into a story in which two men are seriously in love and there is third man who ends up seeming like a hanger-on or the odd-man-out. Not a happy sort of situation at all.

All of that being said, More did not hav...more

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Dec 15, 2010 Kira rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

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May 26, 2010 Ebook Addict Reviews rated it 5 of 5 stars

Edge-of-your-seat suspense, non-stop sex and one of the best romances I have read this year.

I had my doubts about this story at first because it was done in first person, but Sloan Parker really pulled it off. I was in love with Luke, Matt and Richard from the first night at the club. The only real complaint about the story being in first person was that I really wanted inside Matt’s and Richard’s heads. Hearing things from their point of view would have increased my enjoyment of the story, but...more

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Mar 27, 2010 Nichole (Dirty H) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, mmm

If we had official half star ratings I might be tempted to bump this up, but since we don't I decided to stick with 4 stars because despite my enjoyment of it, this book did have its flaws.

There were some moments throughout where certain things approached "rainbows and lollipops" status - Richard was oh so rational and understanding and always wanted to talk everything out and deal with everything in such a healthy way. And Matthew was so cute and bubbly and adorable and puppylike. It never got...more

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Apr 07, 2013 Heather Forsythe rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, m-m, ménage

I received this book as a challenge read. Boy am I glad it was picked for me.
This was my first m/m/m ménage. As well as my first from Sloan Parker, I can't wait to check out more of her books!

So, More is written in a first person format. We are Essentially reading Luke Moore's story. He is the disowned son to a state senator who is running for presidency. Although Luke stays far away from his family his father still keeps tabs and disapproves of Luke's behavior.

Luke who has been hiding from a...more I received this book as a challenge read. Boy am I glad it was picked for me.
This was my first m/m/m ménage. As well as my first from Sloan Parker, I can't wait to check out more of her books!

So, More is written in a first person format. We are Essentially reading Luke Moore's story. He is the disowned son to a state senator who is running for presidency. Although Luke stays far away from his family his father still keeps tabs and disapproves of Luke's behavior.

Luke who has been hiding from a real relationship since his college days when his dad intervened has taken refugee in a gay sex club, Haven. He has rules in place, he never sleeps with the same man twice and it's ever just sex. Never anything more.

In walks a shy Matthew. These two have been dancing around each other but when ones free the other seams to already have a partner. Luke wants to be tied up and taken, and he wants 2 men. Matthew jumps on board and they seek out their third.

Richard parts the sea of men and walks up to Luke and Matthew. They all up for it. The rules are stated. No drinking (Matthew), one night only (Luke), no BDSM (Richard) and condoms all the way around for both blow jobs and sex.

That night of hot sex sets the theme for the next 250 pages. Luke can't get that night out of his mind, he set out to go to Haven that next night to find another man who will take his mind of it. He sees Matthew first, who is being asked if he was available by another couple Luke then sees Richard approaching and they decided to rescue Matthew and head for another night of hot sex. Each time Luke is angsty, torn and still comes back a week later for another. Richard proposes a relationship outside the club. Luke's mind is swimming. He can't, but boy he wants to. So much they have a date on Saturday.

Luke doesn't know how he got to this point but with Matthew and Richard already in Richards house he feels good. They spend that night not having hot sex but talking. Another first. Both Luke and Matthew are looking for new apartments and end up taking Richards offer of moving all in together.

All three have different Obstacles to over come. Richard a dominate needs to be in control, he needs to take care of people. Matthew a submissive has to overcome his fear of everyone seeing through him. Luke has to learn to love and trust. He has the hardest time of it. He tends to use sex as a tool to forget or to overcome their challenges.

Here's the plot ( as much as I love great sex and this has ton it does have a plot) Luke's father will not stop until he has destroyed this relationship. He goes after Richards business and investors. Has his assistant physically threaten Matthew. All this does is push look into finding out about Danny and how his death relates with his father. Luke will not stand down and he is willing to fight for his family.

The remake of the first meeting as the epilogue was cute. :) ohh, and I can't forget to talk about my first ever reading of fisting! OMG!! I so didn't see that coming! (less)

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More is a new intake on the ménages a trois story. The previous versions I have seen were about a couple that, for a reason or the other, opened to a third man; in this way the need to balance was between old habits and the new element, the new man. The previous couple would react in a good or bad way, but in any case they had their past experience together to help them. Here instead all three men are new to this experience, and all of them have their baggage of issues.

Luke is the one who is te...more More is a new intake on the ménages a trois story. The previous versions I have seen were about a couple that, for a reason or the other, opened to a third man; in this way the need to balance was between old habits and the new element, the new man. The previous couple would react in a good or bad way, but in any case they had their past experience together to help them. Here instead all three men are new to this experience, and all of them have their baggage of issues.

Luke is the one who is telling the story, and the mainstay around which all the story turn: around 30 years old, he is the disowned son of a conservative politician who doesn’t like his son’s lifestyle; thank to his power, the father managed to ruin his son’s life till now, and Luke fears any type of commitment, he resorts to anonymous sex to avoid any trouble. But one night he meets the perfect pair, two men who fulfil any and each of his desires and letting them go is not easy.

Richard is more 40 than 30 years old, and he is just coming out from a long lasting relationship ended badly; he is not used to play the field no more, and sincerely, he doesn’t want to. He is all for commitment as soon as possible, and where he is for sure a steady and balanced man, maybe he is pushing a bit too fast Luke in doing something he is not ready to do. And even if he is good to the man, nevertheless Richard has a strong and stubborn personality, which will give him a lot of work to match with Luke, the one in the ménages a trois that is more near to him for experience and age.

Matthew is a 22 years old guy, working small jobs since he left college before his graduation; he has apparently a good life, but he is obviously searching in the private club where he meets Richard and Luke, for the happily ever after he so desperately want; he feels sure inside the private club, but he is like a man picking a taste of each flavour to decide what it suits him better. Matthew is young and enthusiast, but he is also easily to get hurt. A bad past experience left him with some self-esteem issues, but he is basically a good boy, and he likes his life simple and ordinary, if in the routine there is a lot of sex.

As you will understand these three men are as different as they could be and only one thing link them, they all have bad experiences behind the shoulders, but they didn’t loose the hope for an happily ever after, even if, like Luke, they are not willing to admit it. Their relationship starts from the sex, and there is a lot of it, to develop in something more; the sex helps to accelerate things, so maybe someone will wonder on the balance they will reach, I think it will need some adjustments, but there is good chance of success.

This was my first experience with Sloan Parker, and it was a good one; I usually don’t like too much ménages, it’s difficult to build them for me to believe in their lasting, but in this case, right since the author chose a different approach, I think it made sense: it’s not the case of a third wheel which ruined a perfect balance, it’s more like a puzzle at its beginning, with all still to build in front.

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Aug 27, 2012 J.Leigh rated it 4 of 5 stars

Sloan Parker, did something I wasn't sure was possible--wrote an erotic romance that made the three-way relationship between the characters believable and romantic. In MORE, somehow the three main characters all were sort of equal in the relationship. I've read others and struggled because it always seemed like two of the characters were the "couple" with another character sort of along for the ride, or where one individual was always kind of the center of attention. In MORE, each character held...more

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Mar 27, 2010 Kari Gregg rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: glbt, bdsm

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Wow. I'm not really much for m/m/m, just not my thing, but this one had BDSM (light BDSM, as it turns out) elements in it, a new author and I was in the mood for something longer so...perfect. As it happens, perfect was right. Close enough, anyway.

Luke Moore is an IT geek, flitting from guy to guy and never the same guy (guys, I should say) twice when he hooks up with Richard and Matthew. My degree's in computer & info systems so Luke, I adored. I would've liked to have seen more of a his in...more

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Apr 25, 2011 Harper rated it 5 of 5 stars

Recommended to Harper by: Lexi Ander

Shelves: m-m-romance, menage, books-i-own, contemporary, read-in-2011

4.5 stars

Hands down, this was the best ménage I've read so far. Almost perfect. There was a lot of sex - more than I'd normally prefer - but the characters were interesting and I really liked that they came together at the same time, as opposed to one joining a pre-established couple after the fact. I’m definitely looking forward to reading Sloan’s other book and anything else she puts out in the future. I really enjoyed her writing!

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Sloan Parker writes passionate, dramatic stories about two men (or more) falling in love. Sloan enjoys exploring the lives of people who are growing as individuals while falling in love.

Her novels MORE and BREATHE are winners of the Rainbow Award for Best Gay Contemporary Romance. MORE is also the 2011 EPIC eBook Award Winner for Mystery, Suspense, and/or Adventure Erotic Romance.

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