Rachel Robinson has finally given up. After months and months of waiting on Boone and Chase Jackson to desire her, she accepts that they never will and so decides to search for other options to alleviate her loneliness.  When Boone and Chase get wind of other men searching her out and possibly courting her, they see red.  Rachel is theirs and before the night is over she will fully understand what it means to be claimed. And no matter what Rachel thinks, she is well and truly claimed in more ways than she ever imagined.

Talk about waving a red flag in front of a bull! Wait, make that two pigheaded bulls and you have the scenario of Creation of Desire. Boone and Chase had been burned before and their fears interfered with their relationship with Rachel.  Afraid of being hurt, they kept biding their time until they could make her see that she was the woman for them.  Except, the right time never seemed to come and they had to take matters into their own hands – which they did.  Holy Moly did they claim Rachel.

Creation of Desire explores the fears and tensions prevalent in new relationships.  Boone and Chase had been hurt and in turn, almost let the best thing ever to happen to them get away.  Rachel loved them entirely but not without wanting to be loved back.  She wanted her men to love her unconditionally, not because of the results of their lovemaking.  Sexual tension, tenderness, and love are the themes of Creation of Desire and I envision rereading this book over and over!