Desire for Three [Desire, Oklahoma 1]

If you take a good look at the cover, you will figure out what pretty much awaits you once you open the book. It was really steamy, to say the least. I really got into the story and didn't want it to end. It's one of the better menage books I've come across. Another good one: Male/Female/Male and Romantic Hedonism: Two Erotic Novels.

This is not for the faint at heart. Excellent story line and great characters!

I want to live in this town! I absolutely loved this book and I can't wait for her other books to go to print instead of ebooks.

Will someone PLEASE give me directions to Desire, Oklahoma...? Where have you been all my life Leah Brooke?... Omg...that's all I can say is O-M-G!! This is my first ménage type reading and I have to say it literally took my breath away. I have read many erotica but never felt so compelled to write a review as I did about this book. It was perfect in every way, definitely written by a woman for women. The erotica is so vivid yet still so tasteful in my opinion. This book definitely sets a new standard for me. If you prefer a book that makes you use your own imagination to create all the small details and particulars this book is not for you but if you prefer a book that tells you like it is I promise you won't be able to put it down. Another thing I love about this book is that it doesn't go on and on forever about how the characters want so desperately to be together but just can't and won't even give it a try. Don't get me wrong, I love an emotional struggle and a little teasing but after a while its like good grief get on with the story and with this book it just flows so smoothly, there is struggle and teasing but its just the right amount. I can't say enough good things about this book. It will definitely be one that I keep close to my night stand.

Jessica "Jesse" Tyler is closing in on 40, and looking forward to a new beginning. She's left behind a bad marriage and forgotten what's it's like to feel anything by surrounding her heart with a wall of ice. Going to visit her older sister in Desire, Oklahoma is a welcome change for her. Soon she learns that Desire is an isolated community where Dom/sub unions and ménages are the norm. Women in Desire are revered and protected by the men. Jesse is blown away, especially when she captures the interest and fancy of ranchers Clay and Rio Erickson. What's an independent, heart-scarred woman to do when a pair of gorgeous brothers bombast her with more pleasure than she's ever experienced in her entire life? Hope that she can keep up. Desire for Three is a thrill, a pleasant change from my usual read. I got into the fact that the characters are mature and assertive people that have experienced life, all coming together for a chance to experience love and lasting happiness. The town is described with a believable setting and origin. It makes you fantasize about escaping to or possibly living there. All around, Leah Brooke works the heck out of this puzzle into a plot that keeps you glued to the pages until you're fanning from the heat that Jesse, Clay, and Rio generate in every scene. No matter how hard she protested, Jesse learned that Clay and Rio wouldn't take "no" for an answer. I was glad they knew what they wanted: Her. Before the end, she folded and that's what I call the best kind of HEA. Desire for Three covers all the bases for romance while mercilessly fogging up the windows with a smorgasbord of Dom/sub sex that will make you do a Google search for Desire, Oklahoma. Patrice F. Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed