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Xavi Cardet uxavi — Telling the Truth (Truth or Dare book 2) by Lee Brazil * I received a copy of this book from Breathless Press in exchange for an honest review* During a house warming party at his brother Mischa’s house, Terry spots Dex and Trick over in the corner. It is the hottest thing he has ever seen and he is more than a little turned on by it. After dancing around the twins for six months he decides that it’s time to make them his. After coming out to his brother’s during their weekly card came. Little did he know, he is the selected target for their new Truth or Dare game? It was harder than he thought it was going to be but all he saw was acceptance in Mischa and Dan’s faces. Now he just needs to convince the twins that he wants a life with them and he will take care of them, no matter what’s in their past. This book is Terry’s journey to discover who he really is. He hasn’t been happy with his current life for awhile. He has always done what his older brother Brandon wanted him to do, including the way he dresses, what he majored in at school, etc. Mischa gave him the courage to follow his heart and it led him to Dex and Trick. The three of them are so hot and sexy together. It is easy for the reader to see that there is so much more to their relationship than just sex. The tenderness was evident in the little touches and caresses. I felt so bad for the twins after their run in with Brandon, I kept waiting on Terry to come out of his room and step in. In the end his family rallied around them and supported Terry and the twins in their new life. Overall I really liked this story. There was so much love and tenderness shared between the trio. I can’t wait to read Brandon’s story next. This is a fabulous series that will appeal to many different people. I give Telling the Truth 4 Flaming Hearts.

Phenomenyx Phenomenyx phenomenyx — I think I ought to reread this. I'm not so sure that I understood at all what I was reading the first time. At any rate, I haven't a clue now what it was actually about.

Samantha Ezilmez rawandorig4a03 — This is not one of his best books. It drew you in because you wanted to know what happened to the characters to connect them, but I thought the end was anti-climatic. The actual story of the event that occurred to the characters was sort of boring; an interesting concept, but not told in an interesting way. Even the characters, who were interesting throughout most of the story, seemed to become less so during the main "action" part. He's had better.