Triple Play

If you like menage romance with two hunky male lovers and a strong, likeable heroine, this is the book for you. Rhyannon Byrd goes combustible with Triple Play! It doesn't get any hotter than this!

I have pretty high literary standards. Those standards help me to recognize genius when I see it. Nobody does it like Rhyannon Byrd. Only Ms. Byrd can write 200 plus pages of burn-me-down sex and never repeat herself. Her descriptions and metaphors are always fresh, inventive and new. When the story opens, the three characters have a history together. This allows the author to move smoothly into the steamy scenes that erotic readers adore. As the story progresses, Denny is revealed as a lovely caring person to the readers. But the guys already know this. Gabe is dark and strong. Jonah is deep and sweet. As a plain, dumpy woman I enjoyed the fantasy of these two gorgeous hunks, slaves to my pleasure. Triple Play is a fabulous read!

The best in the menage genre that I've read. No convoluted "justifications", just a simple story of one night---one extraordinary night---of hot, intense sex, and three characters that you quickly come to care for because their caring and love for each other is so obvious. I honestly can't wait to read Jonah's story. Please, Ms. Byrd, drop everything else and give us Jonah! All three characters were warm and appealing, but Jonah had a sweet vulnerability, even though he was such a sexy, seductive devil. Can't recommend this book highly enough.

Denny Abbott has watched her boss, Gabriel Harrison, with hungry eyes for a very long time. Gabriel may present a cold façade to the world, but Denny doesn't believe the icy frost runs clear to his soul. She catches flashes of fire in his gaze, and knows that trapped behind Gabriel's rigid shields is a man that she could love. Though she aches to be the one woman who breaks through Gabriel's walls, Denny contains her silent hunger and continues to watch and yearn from afar. Though he conceals it well, Gabriel's gut has long been knotted with need for his assistant, Denny. Her bright laughter and sweet smiles draw him as nothing has in very long time. Her warmth and kindness soothe his soul. But his past contains unforgivable deeds, and he refuses to take another chance on love. While Gabriel knows how special Denny is, he's adamant that he's not the man for her. She needs someone less volatile, someone less demanding, someone who will never fail her. Though his hunger burns strongly, he will deny its existence with a steely strength of will. Jonah, Gabriel's best friend, is not so blind. He has noticed Gabriel's avid interest in Denny. Realizing that Denny is the key to bringing Gabriel back to the land of the living, Jonah comes up with a plan. He catches Denny after work one evening and offers her a proposal. Jonah wants to present Denny to Gabriel as a birthday gift. She will be Gabriel's to pleasure and enjoy for the night. There's just one catch; it will be a triple play, and Jonah gets to participate. Denny is shocked, yet titillated, by Jonah's proposition. She has her doubts, but with no other opportunities to forge Gabriel's walls, she conquers her fears and agrees to Jonah's proposal. Gabriel can't believe the sight that greets him when he opens his front door. Jonah is on his doorstep offering him an unimaginable birthday gift. Both infuriated and aroused at the proposal, Gabriel is sure he can keep his emotions contained and just wallow in a night of hard, raw sex. Or can he? Be still my heart. Sounds cliché, I know, but I lost count of the times Triple Play got my blood pumping and my heart stuttering. It was like a non-stop heat wave of emotional and physical intensity. Only Rhyannon Byrd has the extraordinary gift of being able to pack a ménage with raw carnality while instilling an emotional connection between the two main characters. Denny's loving nature blends perfectly with Gabriel's rough sexuality. I cheered them on the entire book, loving Denny's gutsy determination, and aching for Gabriel's battered heart. Add Jonah's teasing wickedness to the mix, and you've got a trio capable of creating a nuclear meltdown. I can't express how much I loved this book. Triple Play will be dog-eared from re-reads while I anxiously await Jonah's book in this series. Whatever you do, don't miss Triple Play; it will be a very long time before you come across such a worthy romantica again. Jolie Reviewed