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Michelle's Men (Coopers' Companions, Book 2)

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This was a pretty good read, but I felt like another reviewer that the chemistry was good between Nathan and Andre, but lacking when Michelle was thrown into the mix.

When they all finally came together, the book just abruptly ends. There was no insight into how they would make this relationship work or very much time spent at all on the 3 of them interacting as a unit together. Maybe if this book were a little longer, it would have been a better read.

Having watched her brother meet, fall in love with, and marry his wife, Michelle Cooper wants that for herself. As part owner of Coopers' Companions, Michelle has one rule that she has never broken; no dating the escorts in her employ. Most of the time Michelle has no trouble standing by her conviction - most of the time. She doesn't count on two sexy men from Chicago to walk into her business and proceed to make her heart pound and her knees weak. It will take every ounce of fortitude she has not to give in to them.

Nathan Turner and Andre D'Amato are soul mates. Totally in love with each other, they are content to be a couple the rest of their days. Content yes, but they also desire something more, something soft and warm. They desire a female to round out their family, but as of yet have not had much luck in finding the right woman...until now. With one look at Michelle Cooper, both men know she is the one for them. Let the pursuit begin.

Michelle's Men is completely combustible...it was so hot! I love nothing better than reading a realistic ménage and Michelle's Men was that and so much more. The characters clicked with each other from the first scene. Andre and Nathan's love for each other shined brightly within the pages and when you add Michelle to the picture, it was blindingly perfect. I love how Michelle tried to follow the rules she set for herself, and believe you me, had Andre whispered in my ear with his Italian accent, I would have succumbed so much sooner than Michelle could have thought about it.

There was nothing I didn't like about this book. It was perfectly executed and well written. The love scenes were emotional, the characters were connected to each other and their love for each other was apparent; a perfect ménage in my book. Lovers of the ménage genre as well as man-love can't go wrong with Michelle's Men. It was exquisite!

Talia
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I could not put it down. I can not wait for the third book in the Cooper's Companions series to come out.

After reading the first book Rent-A-Stud I had to buy this book. I stayed up way past my bed time to finish reading it. I must admit it wasn't as good as the first book. I still bought the third book but had to go to bed. I will read it when I get home from work today.

I felt the guys were lying to Michelle as they "dated" her separately. They had her confused and feeling guilty. They should have come out and said something to her up front. I have read many m/m/f relationships that start out with the heroine knows about the men and it's HOT!! The way she had sex with both men in the same day did scream "slut" to me in this book. If she knew the guys were together it would have been different. But she didn't and she went ahead and had sex with both in one night. She knew she did wrong when she wouldn't stay the night with Nathan. The men had a standing relationship and it felt like Michelle was just an afterthought thrown in. This relationship shouldn't have Michelle in it at all.

I did enjoy the way Michelle stood up to her brother Brent. I didn't like Brent in the first book and I do not like him in this book. I cannot wait to read his book.

Still a good book but not sure if it was worth the $6.00.

I somehow missed the m/m/f dynamic when reading descriptions and reviews before purchasing this book. I was not prepared for that aspect at all! Yet, like a train wreck, I couldn't turn away and read the entire book. I must say I liked both guys; but the premise of a girl deciding to do two guys who are clearly best friends and roommates as well as employees/associates, is a little far fetched for me. That just breaks waaayyy too many rules, all at once!

The redeeming factor was the guys themselves. These characters were warm, loving and who couldn't fall in love with Andre!