What worked for me (and what didn’t): This novella starts off the day after the end of book one and the trio are still trying to find their feet and work out how their relationship is going to work – from who they will tell and when, where they will live, to communication and picking up laundry. Then there’s Kassidy’s best friend Danielle, who’s home from Europe, clueless to recent events, and flirting with Dag like crazy.įamily, friends, coworkers and a wedding put three lovers’ best intentions to the test, making them wonder if this unique brand of love has a chance in hell of working out. Except they’ve sprung a surprise for their son’s thirtieth birthday. In the dark category? Definitely Chris’s parents, which should be simple, since they live far away. Namely, whom to tell about their unconventional relationship, and whom to keep in the dark. While she relishes the hot threesome that makes her friends jealous, she can’t deny things are…complicated. Double the pleasure, or double the trouble?įormer goodie-two-shoes Kassidy now has three pairs of shoes under her bed-hers, Chris’s and Dag’s.

What it’s about: (from Goodreads) One woman, two lovers. Why I read it: I enjoyed the first book in this series and bought this one as soon as I realised it was out.

Rule of Three by Kelly Jamieson