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A Reverse Harem Romance

De: Krista Wolf

Narrado por: Melissa Barr, Tristan James

Broke and lonely, adjunct professor Claudia takes an on-campus renovation job to make ends meet. So when three gorgeous hunks show up, mistakenly assigned to the unfinished frat house, letting them live in the old Victorian in exchange for free labor seems like a no-brainer. But having three beautiful college athletes as roommates might be more than she bargained for. Especially when sexual tensions reach a fever pitch, and one of them breaks their only rule: no one goes after her...unless they all do.

As the house devolves into a powder keg of jealousy and restraint, the guys come up with an interesting idea: sharing her as a girlfriend. No secrets, no limitations, just three powerful ex-fraternity brothers acting as Claudia's three beautiful boyfriends. Together they fix the house as they fix each other; Brandon, the sexy football star about to lose his scholarship; Colin, the lithe swimmer struggling to get past a dark betrayal; and Hunter, the charming, sometimes brooding alpha who harbors his own personal secret.

Can Claudia satisfy the needs of three strapping college athletes who worship her as a goddess, mind, body, and soul?

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Krista Wolf (P)2019 Tantor

So good!

The story was great! I liked the plot and I liked most of the characters! Some of the dialogue is cringeworthy but ngl I ate this up! Helped me get out of my reading slump 7/10 fs!

goodread

this was a good story. it was a great balance between plot and sex I liked it and would definitely read it again.

Addiction, Trauma, Crime

There is a lot more to this book than erotic thrills, and I was pleased to be invested in the characters’ struggles with pain, trauma, recovery, resilience, and redemption in a modern plot. While the villain in this story is a bit one-dimensional, the rest of the characters have surprising (occasional!) turns.

I also liked the reflective theme that emerged about crime & class and institutional abuses of power. So, yeah, a bit more than your average “romance” bodice ripper.

not quite believable

I liked the characters, but the author didn’t make the story believable enough for me.
She’s the renovator? It didn’t sound like she had all that much experience.
Then there’s the fact that she’s a teacher (not an actual professor) at the college but she’s not worried about any job restrictions re having a relationship with a student? I’m pretty sure that’s grounds for firing at all colleges these days. All schools.

Great scenes!!!!

I loved the details in the sex scenes. The author was wonderfully meticulous in every detail!