Ever since her husband died, Chelsea has been unable to listen to the music she loves.  Her husband’s death left a hole in her heart that has yet to heal.  As a favor to her brother, Chelsea agrees to attend a concert with him knowing that she won’t be able to stay. When Kyle Montgomery begins to play his violin, Chelsea doesn’t understand her body’s reaction to the soulful sounds. 

Kyle Montgomery can feel her presence in the audience.  He knows that the woman he is meant to be with is there and he is not leaving the city until he finds her.  His partner, Grant, is skeptical and yes, a bit jealous of Kyle’s fixation on completing their circle.  He is afraid of losing the love Kyle and he share. 

Sex Symphony is sizzling times three.  Kyle’s wicked and naughty violin teases the senses of Grant and Chelsea and the love scenes between the triad are scorching hot.  With a paranormal twist I was unprepared for, Sex Symphony really delivered a powerful and enigmatic ménage of love and the means we use to find out perfect love.  Madison Blake deserves well earned kudos for this blistering love story.