Love Slave for Two- Beginnings (2009)

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[Menage Amour: Erotic Alternative Menage a Trois Romance, Contemporary, May-December, BDSM, Public Exhibition, M/M, M/M/M, with M/M/M/F] Tyler Paulson came to America with a scholarship and a dream of becoming a writer. With an unsupportive mother and a father who abandoned him, he makes close friends and tries to build a new life for himself in his adopted country. Unfortunately, a series of heartbreaking betrayals makes him doubt not only truths he once held about himself, but shatters his trust in others. Thomas Kinsey wants to carry on his father's legacy and become an architect. His family and upbringing couldn't be more different than Tyler's, but he hides a secret he's afraid to admit for fear of testing his strong family bonds. Thomas knows Tyler is the man he wants to spend the rest of his life with...if he can convince Tyler to forget the ghosts in his past and have faith in their future together. A Siren Erotic Romance Books in the "Love Slave for Two" Series Love Slave for Two: Beginnings Love Slave for Two Love Slave for Two: Family Matters Review 5 CHERRIES: "Ms. Dalton had me from the start. I love her writing style. The way she gets into her characters' heads really drew me in. I also enjoyed the way she described the emotions. They were so real. I found it very easy to be empathetic for her characters. The emotional ups and downs keep you on the edge of your seat. I actually wanted to cry on several occasions. It takes a very talented author to make you emotionally invested in a book. Tyler's love life was so unstable till Tommy. From the beginning of the book I liked Tyler, the way Ms. Dalton writes him I found him interesting and intriguing. The same goes for Tommy--he had a sweet loveable quality from the get go. Every time Tyler found some one, I kept wondering what was going to happen to Tyler. How were these two going to meet up? These questions, as well as the intense sex scenes kept me reading, not wanting to stop. A scorching read that I highly recommend." -- Snowdrop, Whipped Cream Romance Reviews