Choosing Us: M/M Romance (More Than Friends) (Volume 10)
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| Rating | : | 4.87 (917 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1517700086 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 214 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He takes him home, knowing he and Steve can help him find what he's looking for. Promises for a future are made but Adam has no intention of being around long enough to see them fulfilled.. When Joey runs into Adam, a past coworker from his days at a male brothel, old feelings are stirred up. While searching for a missing friend, Joey finds Adam in a park. He's losing hope and afraid to trust anyone when Joey walks back into his life. Steve and Joey have a perfect life. They're happy with the home they've built together and have no plans to change anything. Adam has been living on the streets, barely getting by, but not without re
~Jenny Is My Name~ said Perfect addition to the family!. I've gotta be honest I wasn't sure how I was gonna feel about this one I'm not normally a fan of ménage relationships. Not to mention, I absolutely adore Steve and Joey, I wasn't sure how this was gonna happen without it taking away something from one or the other of these two amazing characters that I've been in love with since the third book. Don't get me wrong, I couldn't stand Steve in the second book, but by the second page of the third, he's been one of my absolut. Kim Quick said Three is not a crowd!. OMG I loved this book. I have read all of the books in this series, and was pleasantly suprised with the turn of events in Choosing Us! Aria took the usual love story and added extra the pleasure with a third member! The story had the sadness of one man's broken spirit, and the happiness of him finding love with two of our much loved characters. The nurturing nature of these men gets me every time. Love Love Love!. In Mom's Opinion said Beautifully written!. MS. Grace's "More Than Friends" series definitely sucked me in! She does an amazing job of character development; taking a character (Steve) who I wouldn't have stopped for in a crosswalk in her second book in the series (Drunk in Love) to a man that I could see healing in her third book (Choosing Happy) to someone I'd welcome into the family in "Choosing Us". (tenth in the series). I was a little skeptical about the premise when I started this one - "non-traditional" (read as