This is another book set in the town of Daly, where inhabitants agree to live the Daly Way, i.e. a menage lifestyle, as the guys far, far outnumber the girls.
As a tale, it had an actual storyline - the main leads, Ace and Brant want a woman to complete their relationship and also need an admin assistant, so they hire Paisley based on her bio and her skills, with the hopes of indoctrining her to their lifestyle.
She's attracted to the guys, but thinks that they are gay, yet when she realises why they've employed her, she loses it for a bit, which made me think 'good on you girl'. She wasn't prepared to be a paid bed companion, which is what she initially thought the contract included, but when she analysed things and then listened to the guys without a hissy fit, she suddenly decided that as she'd never had a menage, she might as well try one, so she, Ace, Brant and their two friends go for it.
It was a hot tale, rather than a scorching one, and yes, eventually Ace and Brant get their girl, which would have IMHO been a HEA, but they also agreed that from time to time, their friends would be allowed to join in their sex lives. Not a HEA in my book, as if it's a menage tale, for me it needs to be a permanent, committed relationship. Yes they end up a family, and an increasing one at that, but for it to be a Keeper for me, it should have ended with just the trio.
This series could run and run and run, but after 2 books which were pretty sameish, I think that I will leave it there. They're not quite my idea of a true HEA.
