Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #251791 in Books
• Published on: 2008-06-24
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 232 pages

Synopsis
One island.One woman.Two studs India Powers is at the end of her rope. After dumping her cheating fiance and having a falling out with her parents, she decides to take a much needed vacation. In route she meets two hunky fellow vacationers in the form of Rafe Santiago and Grant Thompson. Though she's not looking for love, India sees no harm in a little island flirtation. Rafe and Grant have been friends since they were kids; both from broken homes, all they had were each other. Their closeness leads them to the discovery they enjoy sharing the same women. After surviving a stormy marriage that nearly destroys their friendship, Rafe vows to never let another woman come between them. To celebrate Rafe's divorce, he and Grant take a vacation in hopes of finding Miss Right along the way. Tragedy strikes when their plane goes down. In a twist of fate, the only survivors are India, Grant and Rafe. Stranded for weeks, their daily fight for survival turns into something much deeper when India falls for both men and they for her. However, when they're rescued and returned to civilization, they fall under public scrutiny.Can their newfound love survive when outside forces step in to tear them apart?

Warning, this title contains the following: explicit sex, graphic language, menage a trois.

Customer Reviews

Love for three
This book was touching and erotic! The three characters had had all been through bad pasts that were still haunting them; the author took you on a journey where together they healed each other and found peace and passion for the future.

I don't normally go for ménage but this one worked beautifully.

OK but better books out there
I was a little disappointed with this book. If you are looking for a good menage book this one might disappoint. The basic story was good but the steamy scenes were badly written and not so believable. Maya Banks, Colters Woman was better.