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It just isn’t Adele Waters’ day.
Plagued by her desire for her best friends, Leo and Max,
Adele can’t get fantasies of the two men out of her head.
Even though she knows they’re bisexual, Max and Leo are in a
committed relationship with one another, so there’s no way
they’d be interested in the petite, plus-sized Adele. If
only the easy way Max and Leo casually touch her wasn’t
becoming enough to drive her mad. What Adele doesn’t
realize is that Max and Leo want her. She’s already in the
lovers’ hearts, now they want her in their bed and
permanently in their life; they just have to make her
realize it. Now Max and Leo grow tired of waiting for Adele
to see their attraction to her. The voluptuous designer is
about to see a whole new side of her sexy best friends.
I must admit, I finished
Redesigning Adele more than somewhat envious of its
heroine. Talya Bosco has penned a sensual, heartwarming
romance with two truly irresistible heroes. I couldn’t get
enough of Leo and Max. Their love for one another is
strong, and I liked and respected them for their complete
honesty with each other and the open communication between
them. It isn’t just a simple matter of wanting Adele in
their bed, and it is to Ms. Bosco’s credit that she doesn’t
have Max and Leo’s relationship immediately expand into a
threesome like magic. As for the third in the book’s triad,
I adored Adele. She was a strong character, but not without
self-consciousness or vulnerability. She didn’t let either
her emotions or Max and Leo railroad her, but rather was
realistically cautious about risking her heart to be a part
of their relationship.
Redesigning Adele is, on
the whole, utterly delightful. It’s sexy, romantic, and has
three protagonists I was cheering for to find a way to make
their relationship work. This is the first book of Ms.
Bosco’s I’ve ever read and it definitely won’t be the last. |