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Mine by Chloe Lynn Ellis

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Stars
★★★★½
Heat
Molten
Series
Standalone

Recommendation

I absolutely loved Dylan, Jack, and Cate’s story! The dynamic between the three of them was filled with passion and intensity and while, at times, it seemed a little too perfect, their relationship kept me pulled in til the very end. This was my first read by Chloe Lynn Ellis and she definitely knows how to write some hot, menage sex scenes. Her character development is what won me over and I cannot wait to read more from her!
[January 2018]

Publisher synopsis

Jack Kelly. Driven. Volatile. Lonely. He grew up believing that some kinds of love are just wrong…

"No Kelly has ever been worth a damn in this town until me. But the money? I can't talk to it, I can't fuck it, and believe me, it's a damn cold bed partner to wake up next to."

Dylan Smith. Sensual. Nurturing. Bisexual. He sees nothing wrong with enjoying the pleasures in life…

"Just let yourself go. It's okay to let me love you. To let both of us love you."

Cate MacMillan. Curvy. Smart. Frustrated. She's ready to shake off her insecurities and stop denying herself…

"No one else has ever made me feel like this. Wanton. Shameless. Free."

Three friends who grew up together…

Their childhoods were shaped by one man, their resentments fueled by two misunderstandings, and all three will be pulled back into each other's lives by a loss that affects them all. What they'll find together isn't what any of them expects… but it might be exactly what each of them needs.

MINE is a 104,000 word steamy, standalone MMF bisexual ménage romance with no cliffhangers. It's intended for readers who enjoy explicit scenes of MF, MM, and MMF on the way to the kind of HEA that combines sweet with heat… and doesn't let up until everybody is fully satisfied.

Review published January 4, 2018

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