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Mikayla's Men (2011)

by Abby Blake(Favorite Author)

3.54 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Siren-Bookstrand, Inc.

series

A Bride for Eight Brothers

review 1: When I was searching for something new to read I came across this one. I like menage books, but I have to say this one caught my attention for being so far out there. How could one woman possibly satisfy so many men? So I picked it up and wasn't disappointed. I liked how it started, with Mikayla being ditched by a slimeball ex and being rescued by Matt. After getting to the research base and meeting the brothers things seemed to run smoothly. I would have liked alittle more details on how they made it work, how did they determine who Mikayla stayed with which night and so forth. The ending chapter seemed alittle rushed, but it still had a good ending in the Epilogue. I am looking forward to reading the next book to see how the series continues.
review 2: Clare ... moreC's ReviewAbby Blake packed a lot of story into 100 pages. The premise of marrying seven men seems a bit much, but since it’s science fiction, it’s much easier to believe. I liked Mikayla and I liked each of her men. The story is very fast-paced. It sucks you in with its simple style and interesting characters. Being the first in the series, it seems to serve as more of an introduction to the characters. We don’t really get to know anyone in depth, but it’s a fun read, so depth isn’t quite necessary for enjoyment. Each of the men are different archetypes of the dominant male, including two Doms and a set of twins who like to share, so there’s a little something for every taste. Mikayla’s Men is a great escape and I’m looking forward to reading the rest of the series to see how her relationships with the men and how the larger story arc with the villain who picks up women and abandons them at a planet where they’re forced into prostitution unfolds. 4 Tea Cups! less

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