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Skye Taylor refuses to fall in love.
Fall in lust? Maybe. She just is not willing to take a
chance on heartache – she has seen and been around too many
relationships gone bad to trust her heart. Her feelings
about love aside, she can’t help but desire Trent Harris and
Caleb Jennings. Trent is the man Skye runs to when she
needs sexual gratification with no strings. Caleb is her
buddy – but not for long. When the men get together and
decide that Skye’s inability to commit to either or both of
them has to stop, they come up with a plan. Skye will
either commit to both of them by RIDING DOUBLE or never
touch either man again. Which will this stubborn but scared
beauty choose?
Riding Double starts out
with a bang, let me tell you. Every time Skye needs a bit
of loving, she ends up picking a fight, which in turn Trent
has to either participate in or stop. Her unwillingness to
take a chance on love broke my heart because Caleb and Trent
deserved someone who really loved them. Skye loved both men
but only when it was convenient to do so. I found her
spoiled and pretty much wished she would get her heart
broken. Caleb and Trent were much too good for her. I
think the plan the men came up with to get Skye’s attention
was fool proof and very original. I could see the wheels
turning in Skye’s head as well as the smoke coming out of
her ears. She was not pleased but soon realized that Trent
and Caleb were her only chance at happiness.
With sizzling love scenes and carousing arguments that end
up being solved by heady and passionate lovemaking,
Riding Double is an entertaining ménage, if you can
get over your dislike of Skye. |