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Rent Blackmailed
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Ingram Pub Services
Published: Aug 2006
Genre: Fiction - Romance - Adult
Retail Price: $13.00
Pages: 216
Synopsis
Brianna Wyatt may be a victim of her father's machinations, but one look is all it takes for Cole Masters and Tyler Cannon to offer her their own style of menage a trois blackmail. Brianna Wyatt's father is blackmailing her into doing what he wants by threatening to send her brother to an institution. She would do anything to keep that from happening, including go along with his demented scheme of her getting pregnant by Cole Masters--a man who's been rumored to share a woman with his best friend, and who leaves Brianna's innocent senses in shambles. Cole is sure he's about to be blackmailed-why else would a man whore his daughter? But there's something about her that neither Cole nor his best friend, Tyler Cannon, can deny. They want her, and don't hesitate for a second on making their own offer. Her brother's protection for her body. When danger flirts with Brianna's life, there is nothing they won't do to keep her safe. Including listening to what their hearts are saying. Warning: this title contains graphic language, hot, explicit sex, bondage, domination/submission and menage a trois and is not for the faint of heart!
Reviews
I liked Blackmailed personally. It was an entertaining read. The only thing I can really find fault with was the underdevelopement of Bri. First she was afraid, and then suddenly, she's a little minx. It didn't seem very realistic. I might have read it too fast, I finished it in only a few hours but other than all of that I'd definately read it again. =]
and this book was a romance novel, right down to its over-the-top villains. That said, I *tremendously* enjoyed this story. It was gorgeously and liberally erotic, and entertaining, despite the typical plot contrivances. Like a previous reviewer, I felt that the book could have used another round of editing. There are several goofs that are *completely* unacceptable for a professionally published novel. I guess the excellent **** was enough to get one past it. I'm glad this was Mckenna's first novel. I'll read more of her stuff and hope she's gotten with practice. Ole', Annmarie!