A Missing Piece - The Complete Boxed Set: MMF Bisexual Romance
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| Rating | : | 4.61 (826 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00SU6HQMQ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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Now the three of them must fight for the raw, animal passion that they feel for one another despite betrayals, public embarrassment and even mortal danger.Please be advised that this boxed set contains explicit descriptions of bisexual encounters between 2 men and a woman.. The Sex Is Sinfully Dirty & the Emotions Run High In Nicole Stewart's Latest Bisexual Menage Boxed Set!Series Description:Patrick is a complex person, more sensitive than most men and yet dripping with an insatiable sexual appetite. Rachel is a fiercely independent woman who knows what she wants both in the bedroom and out. When Patrick meets a gorgeous new guy at work, Cosa, he practically melts with desire. His chiseled features, laid back attitude and sexually open nature would be a perfect fit for the role that Patrick and Rachel have been looking to fill. However, not at all is as simple as it seems at first, since Cosa has some secrets that could throw a wrench into their plans. While their relationship is solid, they both hunger for more, a missing piece that will fill the gap that they both sense in their lives
"Ah, Love, The Comedy, The Drama" according to Dorothy E Ingram. I love this boxed set, "A Missing Piece", by Nicole Stewart. It's a comedy/drama, and the story is complete, there aren't any cliffhangers, but somehow, the ending feels incomplete.It's the story of Patrick, Constantine, and Rachel, and their families. The only one who knows what she wants in her life is Rachel, and yet she manages to make a huge mistake, that causes the drama.Nicole Stewart is one of my favorite authors. She is a very talented writer, showing a flair for writing humorous scenes and dialogue. The plot is very good, the story moves well, and the characters are wonderfully drawn. The editing and proofreadi. I wanted to like this book I received an ARC version of this book in exchange for an honest review.I wanted to like this book, I really did. However, I found the main characters to be unbelievable, dishonest and selfish or self-involved.I've read other books by this author and thoroughly enjoyed them. That's why this one caught me by surprise. I wanted to like Patrick, but he is needy, lacks confidence and relies on his brother way too much. Rachel is more alpha than the two men. However, she loses herself in the story. Cosa is a mess. He's a liar and he doesn't communicate with Patrick.I felt the back stories were missing. When did Patrick realiz. "Reads like an outline" according to Jessica Mayflower. This story reads like an outline with mad-libs. The characters are two-dimensional and lack over-all depth. The story jumps in such a way that you are more of a spectator than anything. I'm not a fan of over-enthusiastic inner monologue, but this book has practically none. Also, the female protagonist is easy to dislike--perhaps because she is a flat character--and I found myself wondering when that dissonance was going to be resolved. It isn't. By the end of the book, I thought: they'd be much better off without her. Not sure what her back-story was but she came off as emotionless. In fact, none of the characters had a