A hot RH story
This was a great RH book. Great, albeit a bit predictable at times, plot, flowing, with enough drama to keep one’s interest. All the main MCs were very well developed. Thalassa is a college student and under the encouragement of her friend Arabella decides to file a profile in Just Desserts app, to offer herself – an her innocence – as a “sugar baby”. No attachments, mutual fun, a considerable nest afterwards – a transactional relationship. Enter Atticus, Dean and Collin. The Copeland brothers. Three highly successful men in their own right and approximately twice her age. Each with their own distinct personality, strengths and vulnerabilities (past and present). Thalassa also suffers from past trauma. The attraction is there from the start – more than the physical part, which is undeniably explosive. So, what was supposed to be a fun, one-time long weekend, turned gradually to so much more (amidst mild (…or not) stalking, a skiing accident, an unexpected pregnancy, a corporate internal battle and so much more). I loved how the men tried their best to respect her boundaries and being willing to meet her needs, and I am glad Thalassa, despite some knee-jerk reactions due to her fear and her young age, was also able to recognize and accept her feelings and what matters the most. They all complement each other well. I also loved how supportive, protective and non-judgmental their close friends and family were. 5 stars.
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