Review: All The Wrong Moves – Miranda Stowe

When Sin Crawford and Trace Buchannan start their security firm, they have no idea it will lead them back into Caitlyn Pruitt’s life. Cait left Sin when she realized he liked to share his women with his best friend. Now, years later and many life experiences between them, Sin and Trace take on a body guarding gig for pop singing sensation, Astrid, only to realize the young diva has hired Cait to choreograph the dance moves in her next music video.

Now that Sin and Trace have found Caitlyn again, they’re determined to hit all the right moves this time around and dance their way back into her heart.

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Release Date:  June 22, 2012
Publisher:  Whispers Publishing
Source:  Provided by Publisher
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Reviewer’s Thoughts:

Sin and Trace are best friends and business partners who’ve been hired to protect a teen pop star when she starts receiving threatening letters.  The figure this assignment is what they need to get their security firm up and running.  What they didn’t expect was to find Sin’s ex-girlfriend and love of both their lives working as the pop princess’ choreographer.

Caitlyn had loved Sin with every fiber of her being, but she was also attracted to Trace as well.  That attraction scared her, along with finding out that Sin and Trace had shared women in the past.  She thought she had moved on, but seeing the two of them makes her realize she still loves them both as much as the day she left.

I would have like to have seen a little bit more development between Sin, Trace and Caitlyn.  Given what happened between the three of them previously, it seemed a little unlikely that Caitlyn would just up and agree to having sex with Trace, let alone Sin and Trace.  She had issues, which I think should have been dealt with, before any of them jumped into bed again.

The bulk of this story was spent on getting Sin, Trace and Caitlyn back together again.  That was great, but it left little room to cleanly tie up the reason the they were together again…the pop star’s stalker.  When the author did tie it up, it seemed rushed and a little out of place with everything else that happened.