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When a
woman acts out one of her sexual fantasies with friends she
met online and loses one of them, she realizes there’s more at
stake than she originally thought. After a wondrous ménage
with Trevor, Wiz, John, and Conner, Trevor bows out of her
life, unwilling to share her. Now she is faced with Wiz,
John, and Conner, each wanting her for themselves. To be
fair, she dates them all so that she can see which of them
would even be suited to the lifestyle and city she loves.
With the
men pulling all stops to woo her, Jodi finds herself torn
between the men and her desires.
Margarita Day
is an action packed tale with a variety of steamy love
scenes. Nicole Austin and T.K. Winters have crafted a well
written tale that has stayed with me long after I finished
reading it. I found the heroine hard to identify with because
I thought she acted contradictory. My favorite of her suitors
is John, but she treated Whiz, the one I liked the least, with
more patience and understanding. The authors have done well
touching on the subject of spousal abuse. I didn’t like Jodi
pushing John away, yet making excuses for Whiz’s more annoying
behavior. This is one of those books you either love or
hate. I credit the authors for wringing such emotion from me,
even if it wasn’t positive. Kudos for your well honed craft,
but unfortunately the story itself didn’t sit well with me.
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