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Kimber Edgington is looking for help, and
the only man she can think of is Deke, a man that has treated
her as an annoyance in the past. Still, Kimber is determined
to at least ask Deke to help her learn the ways of ménage
loving, since she knows he is very experienced and he can
teach her everything she needs to know. Now, she just needs
to convince Deke and his cousin Luc to “train” her so that she
can go to the man she loves fully prepared to join him in his
way of life. Besides, Deke has always flipped Kimber’s switch
and who better to teach her?
Deke and Luc have always shared women
between them. For Deke it’s a way of life and he sees no
reason to change – especially when he believes that coming
together with a woman on his own will only lead to disaster.
Luc, on the other hand, is in this just for the passion, but
he hopes to one day find a woman that can form a true triad
with him and Deke. If Kimber is the one, will Deke allow
himself to fully love her?
Pull out your asbestos gloves; you will need them to pick
up this book! Decadent is so hot that it might
cause you to self-combust if you aren’t careful. Deke, Luc
and Kimber all have secrets and hang-ups that keep pushing
them apart, and they all have to be willing to let them go if
what they have together is going to work. Deke is a man that
is tormented by his past, but with Kimber’s help and Luc’s
pushing he finally comes to terms with it and gets the happy
ending he deserves. Kimber starts out as a young immature
girl that we see grow into a strong and determined woman,
while Luc is the stabilizing force between the three providing
the push Kimber and Deke need to come together. At times, I
felt like smacking them up-side the head to make them see
sense, but in the end they came through and left me feeling
more than satisfied. All three have unexpected depths that
surprise you, as they drag us into their story.
Decadent is a book for all those who love a
bone-meltingly hot ménage with a strong emotional background
in the story. Get Decadent for yourself, but be
warned that it will set you on fire! |