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Three Of Hearts (2014)

by Kelly Jamieson(Favorite Author)

3.78 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Riptide Publishing

review 1: This is a difficult review for me to write because I am still unsure how I feel about this book overall. I liked the overall storyline, and the characters, but I still had a large disconnect between it all.I did like Haylee’s character overall. She was a very strong woman, but also at the same time she had a sense of insecurity to her. Which I did think added to the story completely. I don’t like woman who are all “super woman without any fears” because it’s not reality. So I did enjoy that the author added that to her.I thought the men’s characters, Ben and Lucas, were both really well balanced. They each had their strengths and weaknesses as well. I do think that they ended up being a really good match for Haylee, but I just felt like there was just so... moremething missing from the trio. Sounds strange I know, but that’s just what it was like for me.Overall, I would say that if you’re looking for a read in this genre, then you should really give this book a try. Don’t let my disconnect stop you from getting this book. I will be sure to read other books by this author in the future for sure though.Reviewed by Crystal Marie for Crystal’s Many Reviewers*Copy provided for review*
review 2: 4.5 stars for a contemporary ménage romance.Haylee, Lucas and Ben are the members of the country-music trio, Three of Hearts. They are relatively new band, performing for the past two years. They all share Ben's home in Nashville, due to the constant touring and a willingness to pool recourses. It's working; they have great chemistry and recently won a CMA for Rising Artists. On the last stop of their successful 6-month tour Haylee is excited to return home to her boyfriend, a player on the Nashville Predators hockey team--until she finds he's not so celibate in her absence. Pics of him and another singer fairly litter the Interwebs...Lucas and Ben scrape Haylee out of her heartache, temporarily. And, she bucks up and sings the lights out--for the first time really connecting on stage with Lucas in a way she had never felt before. At the after party Haylee's one sip from wasted, and Ben and Lucas practically carry her to her room. Haylee knows Ben and Lucas have had some spectacular multipartner sexcapades on the tour, and she's feeling both bold, and lonely. Their care and concern soon morphs into sexual healing.Morning after regrets? Yup. But those three hearts hit the well, again. And, again. It's mindblowing for Haylee, and yet she's shell-shocked to learn that Ben has real feelings for Lucas...and she feels used, as if Ben accessed Lucas, through her.Lots of misunderstandings get all smoothed out with some serious conversation and a big TLI--total love in. Liked the way this turned out, but I kinda felt the M/M aspect was rushed and glossed over. Ben is bisexual, and Lucas is...not. He loves Hayley romantically and loves Ben platonically, though he's open to *maybe* more. Then, suddenly, this GFY boy is having penetrative sex with a man. Would have appreciated a bit more exploration. Nonetheless, the characters are fun, the smexytimes steam and it's an interesting first connection story. It's all told through Haylee's POV and was DYING to get into Lucas and Ben's brains...I requested a copy of this from the publisher via NetGalley. This is my honest review. less

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