Title: Becoming Three
Author: Cameron Dane
Publisher: Loose Id
Publisher URL: http://www.loose-id.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60737-467-1
Genre: [M/F/M] Contemporary Western
Rating: 4.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Mystical Nymph
Deputy Jace Maxwell has taken care of his best friend’s younger sister, Sarah, since she was a teenager. He’s crazy about her but knows she’s too young and inexperienced for the kind of loving he needs. Add in his carefully hidden attraction to men and he knows that a relationship, other than that of friends, is impossible.
Sarah becomes close friends with Jasper, a kind and gentle local cowboy, and when their relationship turns intimate, it almost drives Jace crazy. It also makes Sarah realize that as much as she cares for Jasper, she wants both men as lovers; the three of them together.
Jasper loves Sarah and has little to do with Jace, until he and some other cowboys discover a dead woman nailed to a tree. Even though he’s never had any interest in men, he soon must admit to Sarah that he’s attracted to the older man. Hearing this admission gives Sarah hope; for the first time that she has a chance of getting what she wants, and she sets out to convince both Jace and Jasper that they all belong together.
Becoming Three is the sixth release in Cameron Dane’s ongoing Hawkins Ranch series and the first to revolve around three main characters, M/F/M. It was also the first to have a suspense subplot which allows some of the individuals from previous books to make an appearance. I generally recommend that books in a series be read in the order written, and while it would be helpful, in this case, it’s not mandatory.
I enjoyed the personalities of the three lovers and despite the differences in their backgrounds, characters and life experiences, they fit together well. They have a little trouble working through their feelings, which is expected, but when these three finally come together, the only words to describe it are sizzling hot and explosive!
Author: Cameron Dane
Publisher: Loose Id
Publisher URL: http://www.loose-id.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60737-467-1
Genre: [M/F/M] Contemporary Western
Rating: 4.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Mystical Nymph
Deputy Jace Maxwell has taken care of his best friend’s younger sister, Sarah, since she was a teenager. He’s crazy about her but knows she’s too young and inexperienced for the kind of loving he needs. Add in his carefully hidden attraction to men and he knows that a relationship, other than that of friends, is impossible.
Sarah becomes close friends with Jasper, a kind and gentle local cowboy, and when their relationship turns intimate, it almost drives Jace crazy. It also makes Sarah realize that as much as she cares for Jasper, she wants both men as lovers; the three of them together.
Jasper loves Sarah and has little to do with Jace, until he and some other cowboys discover a dead woman nailed to a tree. Even though he’s never had any interest in men, he soon must admit to Sarah that he’s attracted to the older man. Hearing this admission gives Sarah hope; for the first time that she has a chance of getting what she wants, and she sets out to convince both Jace and Jasper that they all belong together.
Becoming Three is the sixth release in Cameron Dane’s ongoing Hawkins Ranch series and the first to revolve around three main characters, M/F/M. It was also the first to have a suspense subplot which allows some of the individuals from previous books to make an appearance. I generally recommend that books in a series be read in the order written, and while it would be helpful, in this case, it’s not mandatory.
I enjoyed the personalities of the three lovers and despite the differences in their backgrounds, characters and life experiences, they fit together well. They have a little trouble working through their feelings, which is expected, but when these three finally come together, the only words to describe it are sizzling hot and explosive!
I love a good suspense and the secondary murder plot of this well written story was just what I needed. The deaths might have been a bit gruesome, but they made it clear that evil exists in big cities and small towns alike. I must admit I was surprised when the psychic appeared on the scene. What didn’t surprise me was the mistrust and derision the local police felt for him. There were more than a few twists and turns as the story raced to the end, and truthfully, I didn’t have a clue of the identity of the villain until it was revealed near the end. Good for you Cameron. I love to be kept guessing. I can’t wait for the next release in this keeper series.
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