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After The Ceremony (2000)

by Tielle St. Clare(Favorite Author)

3.57 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Ellora's Cave Publications

review 1: Taylor and Mikhel are married. The traditional service includes Zack as Mikhel’s best man. When the public portion is over and it is time for the bridal couple to depart, Zack is easily persuaded to tag along. I firmly believe in different strokes for different folks and can also state unequivocally that this story doesn’t even come close to my stroke. In the first place, tales of werewolves don’t rate very high on my interest chart. Secondly man, woman, man relationships have never particularly inspired me and thirdly the combination of all of these elements (with a dash of sweaty three-way sex and marriage) doesn’t constitute an appealing literary culinary cuisine. This has proven to be a literary smorgasbord that has left me just a little queasy. This story (or ... morekind of story) may be what some people are looking for but not me. I am liberal enough to defend the right of this work to exist and narrow-minded enough to stay away from it. This said I think it is richly deserving of the single star I’ve awarded it. The world of literature is as strange, unpredictable and as diverse as the world we live in and is made up of all kinds that should strive to subsist in harmony.
review 2: I haven't read the first book but I wanted to. I am not really a fan of m/m/f (I like better m/f/m). Anyway, they're all shifters (wolfes) and they're having sex after the official wedding between the two alphas. Zach is the Beta but they want him to be a real part of it. I think I liked him better than the two others characters (maybe because he's the narrator or because he's trying to please Mikhal and Taylor even if it hurts him). I probably would have liked it better if I've read Book 1 but well, it's kind of too late to change that. less

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