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Sanibel Heat (2000)

by Talyn Scott(Favorite Author)

3.9 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Fanged Ménage

review 1: I am not sure whether to rate this book 2 or 3 stars, I thought it was ok overall, but there were too many aspects of the book I didn't enjoy for me to give it a higher rating.I liked the heroes - Jayce and Bren and how they had a previous but tenuous connection to Tatum, but I felt they didn't really work at winning her back when she came into their lives again. In fact I didn't feel their emotional connection at all so I couldn't understand why she was telling them after 5 minutes she loved them. For most of the story Tatum was left completely in the dark and they were more interested in sex than explaining what life with them really entailed.The introduction of Gage and his desire for Tatum seemed contrived and unnecessary to the story (not to mention weird), and I didn... more't like the omniscient/head hopping POV either.*sigh* I wanted to like this book, but I couldn't get into it.
review 2: So, this book is not as good as the others lead me to believe. The POV has to be the most confusing thing ever. It does not just jump from person to person each chapter but each paragraph is a different persons POV. Many times I had to reread what was on the page to figure out which character's head I was in. Then it did not really matter because all the males in the book were thinking the same thing... This book also left you confused through the whole first half wondering how these people know each other and why the heroin in the book would ever think these two guys loved her? The authors other books may be better but I do not think I could muddle through another one. I would recommend skipping this particular book the werewolf genre has many others to read. Oh and if you are looking for menage try Sophie Oak Nights in bliss. less

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