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I love the background for the "Wicked..." novels. The Club outside Washington D.C. is a long-standing and extremely private organization. Its members share a certain notoriety that comes from being Fortune 500 CEOs, congressmen, and other famous movers and shakers. Its members also share the need to engage in sexual ménage activities with their female lovers/wives. Therein the extreme secrecy attached to The Club. Members sign confidentiality agreements and The Club has a `punitive committee¿ composed of very powerful individuals who can and will ruin anyone betraying their secrets financially, socially, and politically if needed. However, The Club is more than just a sex club; it¿s also a social setting for like-minded men. Women only gain admission as `guests¿ of members. Our heroine, Jaci Wright, has recently been hired to do some decorating renovations to the interior of The Club.
Cameron and Chase Falladay are identical twins in charge of security for The Club. The story of why these two sometimes need to share a woman is slowly revealed throughout the novel. They are also members of The Club and have been waiting for Jaci for seven years. Waiting for her to acknowledge her own needs and accept what they need from her. Now that her new job has put her within reach, Cam is done with waiting. He knew she was `the one¿ for him from the time he was 18 and she was 13. He left for the military at 18 and returned home wounded in both body and spirit. He is tormented by memories, anger, and dark lusts¿but more than anything, he¿s tormented by the thought of losing Jaci.
Jaci has her own problems and issues. She¿s managed to make some pretty powerful enemies and is torn by her love for, and need to protect, Cam. She doesn¿t understand why he needs to share her with his brother. This `unnatural desire¿ is what scared her away seven years ago. But now, THIS time, she feels smarter and stronger¿surely she can make Cam, and only Cam, her own. Her efforts to tame Cam (and sometimes Chase) and her struggles to be independent and solve her own problems without relying on Cam drive him nuts!
These two (okay three) certainly have a lot of issues to iron out. The intense love scenes and powerfully erotic power struggles are part and parcel of the story. I have been a fan of Ms Leigh¿s books since I read my first e-book by her. This is yet another of her stories that will have a spot on my keeper shelf.
7 out of 8 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.A definite story of menage, that's for sure! And the whole concept of two equally good looking guys--wow! This story by Lora Leigh drew me in and held me captiave--until I finished it! It was very good, to say the least and I'd definitely recommend it for those who like stories of menage or who are just curious.
6 out of 6 people found this review helpful.
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Posted August 27, 2008
I have read other books by this author, and loved them I didn't think this book was good at all. It was very far fetched, ridiculous and pointless. I would not recommend this book, but some of her others are quite good!
5 out of 7 people found this review helpful.
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Posted June 13, 2008
I have read most of Lora's books and I particularly enjoy her TEMPTING SEALS series...but her BOUND HEARTS series usually doesn't do much for me - in the way of strong, interesting plot lines. This book in particular was disappointing. I found the beginning of the couples adult relationship that includes the brother too far fetched and way too quick.
4 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.Lora Leigh has a way of bringing her characters to life, hero's who are a bit mixed up but real "He" men. You are caught up in what happens to the girl who finally saves the guy from himself and get him to love her. There is also the love triangle of two brothers who like to share their women, and this woman in particular doesn't like being shared. The other players in the club that all the powerful men in this town live in is so secretive that they police their members for inappropriate conduct with partners( as it is a menage club) the husbands /wives and their respective third;s all behave in a safe environment which is great, but wouldn't be my thing personally.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.This was a first read of Lora Leigh for me. I will certainly be back for more. It was a bit shocking with all that was going on in the book, but I really did enjoy it. Now knowing what to expect from her I think I will be less shocked. It was a good shocked though!! The plot I felt was hard to believe and was just filler for the real story. Hot threesomes! Enjoy.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.I've read a few of this author's books before and was disappointed with the shallowness of the characters. But Wicked Pleasures is a step up in that the personality of the heroine is well developed and the male characters show mature emotions. The ménage parts -which seem obligatory in Leigh's work- are much sexier this time round, and I feel it is because of the consideration given to realistic character development. I think for readers who like juicy erotica between multiple characters this one will definitely please.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.I loved this book. This is probably number one in my favorite erotica books of all time. Definitely a must read. Be warned, this book is a m/m/f menage... so dont read it if you dont like those!
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.Jaci has waited a long time to be with Cam the twin she gave her heart to as a teenage girl. Cam has watched her and looked out for her while she was growing up But when she is of an adequate age he is tired of waiting and ready to be skin to skin with her. When he brings her back to his house and they launch into some steamy foreplay another person tries to join their party and Jaci is freaked out to say the least. Chase and Cam work together to satisify women and for Cam it has to be that way. He wants to be with Jaci more than anything but when Jaci is upset at the turn of events Cam realizes she is still to inexperienced to accept the only thing he can offer her. Jaci being more than a little stranged out and let down about not being able to be with Cam she escapes the town and the brothers.
Years later when she takes a decorating job Chase and Cam are the security experts and know full well where she has been and what she has been up to. She desprately needs this work and wishes she could back down when she finds out Chase and Cam are there. Jaci never really gained that sexual experience that would ready her for the Chase and Cam double hitter but after denying herself for so long she feels compelled to experiment.
This was a truly great read and i loved every minute of it.
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
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Posted June 24, 2008
I enjoyed the book. It had some sort of a story line and wasn't all sex. Even though there was quite a bit. Very steamy!!! Sorta disappointed in the ending, but what can you do?! :)
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Posted May 28, 2008
This is the first book I've read from Lora Leigh. I loved this book!!! I was drawn in right from the very beginning. I love how the relationship between the twins and Jaci grew right from the start. It was inevitable for them to find themselves torn with emotions and a need to be with one another. The intimate moments shared in this book was HOT and EROTIC. Get your fan out before reading this book!!! :)
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
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Posted June 5, 2008
I was disappointed in this book. Though the main characters were interesting, the plot was weak, and it was totally overwhelmed by the strong sexual component of the story. It seemed like the author rushed through the ending of the book, which lead to a conclusion that seemed very disjointed. I've read several books by this author, and I have to say that they always seem to be very poorly edited - lots of typos, sentences that don't make sense, dialogue where you can't tell whose speaking, etc. That was evident in this book as well. It appeared to be a book that was written in a hurry without think through the details. I imagine that die-hard Lora Leigh fans will love this book anyway, but others might just want to leave it on the shelf.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Posted May 21, 2008
This book is a knockoff of the August Brothers series. If the author has run out of new ideas, she should retire the series. The ending of this book made no sense. Chase suddenly had a relationship with the villian. The fact that they even knew each other was never revealed until that point. It seems the author had to end the book so she made some huge leaps. Not her best work.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Posted May 21, 2012
I have read every book written by Lora Leigh. She is a great writer and one who never disappoints.
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Posted March 28, 2012
So my friend recommended this book and i wasn't to sure until i read my way to the 8th page and yes this could be interesting!!! Finish it so fast i found my self wanting to read more!! Great book you won't want to put down.
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Posted January 26, 2012
Very sexy read with an interesting plot
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Posted April 11, 2011
I liked this book in Leigh's "The Club" series the best so far. The reader can feel the special connection between Jaci and Cam from the very first scene. The story of Cam's facing his past and healing from it, and Chase trying to get the special twin bond back with his brother is very poignant.
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Posted March 18, 2011
I grabbed this book because I was in the mood for menage (heh). I read the back blurb and thought it sounded good - obviously I didn't see the word "brother" or you know I would have kept on going. I think my squeamishness at sibling menage is pretty well documented.
Jaci Wright has taken a job designing an exclusive club for her friend Courtney's husband. As it turns out, her hometown crush and his twin, Cam and Chase Farriday, work for Courtney's husband. Cam plans to make Jaci his, he's not letting her get away again like she did seven years ago. But Jaci's older now, and she has secrets that she's not ready to share. Cam wants to protect Jaci, but how can he if she won't tell him what happened in her past? Jaci won't share with Cam if he won't share with her - what happened to him all those years ago? What hardened him and changed him into the man he is today?
Turns out Ms. Leigh wrote such a great story that for whatever reason, the fact that Cam and Chase were twins (Twins Basil!*) didn't bother me! This book was steammmmy! I think it's part of a series (although not the first book in the series), and I'd definitely be interested in reading more.
I picked this book up on a random whim after reading a steamy story about three friends and their forbidden fantasies. So, as I write this review I wonder if the reason I can't give it a five is because of the other book (please keep that in mind). Anyways, this story is about the forbidden love of a young girl to a troubled man who just happens to be a twin. Due to all his issues, which by the way are deserved, he can only make love when his brother is involved. As a result, there is a lot of misunderstanding in the beginning but a lot of making up in the end. This book contains fierce heat and wild emotions from all the characters (some good and some bad) but in the end it all works outs. Can't say that I'll be keeping this book but it was a great rainy day read.
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Posted January 29, 2010
This was my 3rd Lora Leigh book and, while the story was still solid and the characters were very detailed, I didn't find myself enjoying it as much as I did the first two. Still, it wasn't a case where I felt as though I'd wasted my money. Lora still delivers a good story and steamy sex scenes.
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Overview
From New York Times bestselling author Lora Leigh comes the explosive new novel in her Bound Hearts series. Jaci Wright has been running from the Falladay twins, Chase and Cam, for seven years now. Fears of the desires they arouse in her, and the knowledge of the relationship they wanted with her, spurred her to run, to find a life that kept her traveling the globe and out of their reach. But now life has come full circle. A new job has placed Jaci in the Sinclair mansion with Chase and Cam. And they're tired of waiting. It's hard enough to face accepting a relationship with two men rather than just one, but gossip and the tattered tales of juicy secrets fill the society she now moves ...