Author Archives: Kam Brook

When it comes to sex, Ash McIntyre has always explored his wilder side—extreme and uncompromising. He demands control. And he prefers women who want it like that. Even the women he’s shared with his best friend, Jace.

But Jace is involved with a woman he has no intention of sharing. And now even Gabe has settled into a relationship with a woman who gives him everything he needs, leaving Ash feeling restless and unfulfilled.

 

Then Ash meets Josie, who seems immune to his charms and his wealth. Intrigued, he begins a relentless pursuit, determined she won’t be the one who got away. He never imagined the one woman to tell him no would be the only woman who’d ever drive him to the edge of desire.

 

 

Ash was a sexy, sweet, domineering man who’d do anything for his woman which included beating a man to a pulp for laying a hand on his woman. He also dealt with another man who threatened his woman but in a way which didn’t come back onto him. (not divulging how)
However, the issue with the second (repeat appearance form a bad guy from “Rush”) seemed… rushed. The whole section in my opinion came be summed up with the phrase, “Coming in like a lion and going out like a lamb.”

As with the other two books in the series, the sex scenes were very erotic which is a plus in my book. 

Heart rating system:

Jace Crestwell, Ash McIntyre, and Gabe Hamilton have been best friends and successful business partners for years. They’re powerful, they’re imposing, they’re irresistibly sexy, and Jace and Ash share everything—including their women.

When they meet Bethany, Jace begins to feel things he’s never experienced before: jealousy, and a powerful obsession that threatens him, overwhelms him—and excites him beyond control.

Jace isn’t sharing Bethany—with anyone. He’s determined to be the only man in her life, and it’s jeopardizing a lifelong friendship with Ash. Bethany will be his and his alone. Even if it means turning his back on his best friend.

For those who read my review of “Rush” on January 21st, I am pleased to say I did find BOOK TWO of the Breathless trilogy more “original”. (If this statement confuses you, please take a moment to read the “Rush” critique – Click here to be redirected)

 

As I write this review, I recently came inside from below zero temperatures. I was out in the frigid air for only a few minutes and was miserable. I can’t fathom how anyone, such as Bethany and Jack, can survive living out there in this dreadful weather 24-7. I know MANY people do of various ages. That is a very sad thought. Heartbreaking…….

 

Speaking of heartbreaking, the hospital scene had me gasping for a breath. Maya absolutely wrote it in a way where you felt you were there with Gabe, Ash, Mia, Jace, and Bethany. That is what I call fine ass writing.