
Title: Tempt Me Twice
Author: Eden Bradley
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Publisher URL: http://samhainpublishing.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60504-489-7
Genre: Contemporary M/M/F
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Rose Nymph
Jessie has been best friends with Paul since college and values his friendship more than anything else. She’s so glad he is happy with new love Noah but there’s a problem – she can’t stop her lustful fantasies. Having such a close relationship with Paul has left Jessie with the realization that she’s in love with him. For a long time now, she’s wanted to act on her feelings but has resisted, due to her fear of losing his friendship. She’s managed to keep a hold of things until now but it is making her miserable. The last thing she needs is a vacation with Paul and Noah, especially when she discovers Noah is just as hot and sweet as Paul. She can’t take much more of this…
I didn’t quite know what to make of the characters in Tempt Me Twice. Jessie is downright wanton in her lust for both men’s bodies. To begin with, this is very erotic but I eventually lost patience with her inability to face the reality of the situation and communicate her feelings. It’s understandable, though, considering the speed her relationship with Paul changes, she’d feel confliction and so the rollercoaster of emotions she is on is well portrayed.
As the story is written from Jessie’s perspective, the longing she feels comes across well but it would have been nice to get Paul’s perspective more as I think that would have added to the believability. However, Noah’s role is very well done. I never felt sorry for him, never felt that he was in danger of getting his feelings hurt. I was endeared to him because he can see the truth long before the others and he is happy to help.
Certain aspects to the story seem to fade away and that was a little unsatisfying. For example, there are hints to trauma in Jessie’s past and a lot of her decisions are influenced by her relationship with her father, which could have been further explored. Also, Jessie’s upcoming show at the gallery and her career in general are left at the wayside. However, the premise of friendship being cherished so much that people are willing to deny their true feelings to keep it is very strong and with some very erotic scenes backing up the emotion, I would recommend Tempt Me Twice.
Author: Eden Bradley
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Publisher URL: http://samhainpublishing.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60504-489-7
Genre: Contemporary M/M/F
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Rose Nymph
Jessie has been best friends with Paul since college and values his friendship more than anything else. She’s so glad he is happy with new love Noah but there’s a problem – she can’t stop her lustful fantasies. Having such a close relationship with Paul has left Jessie with the realization that she’s in love with him. For a long time now, she’s wanted to act on her feelings but has resisted, due to her fear of losing his friendship. She’s managed to keep a hold of things until now but it is making her miserable. The last thing she needs is a vacation with Paul and Noah, especially when she discovers Noah is just as hot and sweet as Paul. She can’t take much more of this…
I didn’t quite know what to make of the characters in Tempt Me Twice. Jessie is downright wanton in her lust for both men’s bodies. To begin with, this is very erotic but I eventually lost patience with her inability to face the reality of the situation and communicate her feelings. It’s understandable, though, considering the speed her relationship with Paul changes, she’d feel confliction and so the rollercoaster of emotions she is on is well portrayed.
As the story is written from Jessie’s perspective, the longing she feels comes across well but it would have been nice to get Paul’s perspective more as I think that would have added to the believability. However, Noah’s role is very well done. I never felt sorry for him, never felt that he was in danger of getting his feelings hurt. I was endeared to him because he can see the truth long before the others and he is happy to help.
Certain aspects to the story seem to fade away and that was a little unsatisfying. For example, there are hints to trauma in Jessie’s past and a lot of her decisions are influenced by her relationship with her father, which could have been further explored. Also, Jessie’s upcoming show at the gallery and her career in general are left at the wayside. However, the premise of friendship being cherished so much that people are willing to deny their true feelings to keep it is very strong and with some very erotic scenes backing up the emotion, I would recommend Tempt Me Twice.

























