Guest Review: Sharing Annabelle – Sarah Leyton

Annabelle Rawlings has fallen for not one but two men. When Callum McCray and Mason Webb set their sights on Annabelle, they refuse to give up until they’ve made her realize that she belongs to them—no matter how many times she tries to deny it. They know she has dark, kinky desires that only they can satisfy.

When the guys are forced to deny their love, and hers, and push Annabelle away because of a deadly threat from their past, they doubt whether they’ll ever be able to win her back again.

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Release Date: February 5, 2014
Publisher: Siren Bookstrand
Source: Provided by Author/Publisher via Manic Readers
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4.5 Cocktails

Annabelle Rawlings is a smart and strong woman.  She grew up in a small town with small minds and her mother did not much money.  Annabelle has managed to go to college and find a career that she loves.  She has made something from her life.  When she meets Callum and Mason everything in her life is perfect that is until its all ripped away.  That leaves her going back home.

Mason Webb and Callum McCray are best friends that have the same taste in women.  They have do better when they share woman and that has worked out for them in the past.  Annabell is perfect for them.  Everything is good until someone from there past bent on revenge make both men give up the one woman they want beyond all reason.

The chemistry between Annabelle, Mason, and Callum is blistering.  The sex scenes were hot and spicy.  Annabelle, Mason, and Callum connect in a way that Annabelle did not expect.  The biggest issue these three face is the lack of communication they seem to have with each other.

I found this book well written.  The main and secondary characters were interesting and realistic.  I loved the dynamic between Annabelle, Callum and Mason.  They work better together than they do alone.  My only issue is this book is not long enough.   I wish the ending was a bit longer and more detailed than it was.  Overall, this was a great book.  While I have not read Ms. Leyton before I will be looking to read more by her in the future.