Foundations

Power of Three Love Series, Book 1

By: Leigh Lennon

Narrated by: Chris Chambers, Stephanie Rose

Elliot: My career took focus in my life while trying to make a name for myself in a male dominated field. I kept my gender under wraps until I was able to let my expertise speak for itself. But I was knocked off my axis when I ran into Arden, the man I had compared all men to since our one night together. Now he was taken - by another man - a very dominant man.

Arden: The love I had for my man ran deep. But I'd never forgotten her. From the very beginning, Daimen and I agreed to our non-traditional life - two men loving one another until we found that woman we could claim as ours. Now, she was standing in front of me, unaware she was a marked woman.

Daimen: I had loved my best friend from an early age. The day Arden submitted to me, was a dream come true. That was until a sexy and sassy blonde entered our life and turned it upside down. I see something in her that scared me. But I would make her mine, mine and Arden's. Claiming hatred would follow us everywhere, Elliot fought us at every turn.

Will the three of us create our own unconventional happily ever after, or will she leave us heartbroken?

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Leigh Lennon (P)2019 Tantor

Endearments

3⭐️4🌶 The concept I loved, but the number of times the character called each other by an endearment was bonkers. I can't begin to explain how annoying it was. I won't continue with the series.

pleasantly surprised

after reading some of the reviews I was worried it wouldn't be very good. While the nicknames were definitely dorky, they werent to bad, just silly. The book was mushy, but in a good way, I found myself smiling alot, and often giddy. Stephanie Rose is a great narrator, and the male narrator wasnt bad. He has some room for improvement, but his voice was enjoyable to listen to. The sex scenes kind of reminded me of the old harlequin romances, just giving you enough to let your imagination go wild. of course they were definitely more explicit, it is the 2000s after all, just not very long. Overall a very enjoyable experience. I will be listening to the next book in the series.

cliche

Not a fan of this male narrator. Not able to tell the difference in men. Would have been better if she did the entire thing. How many times could they say babe? It was so melodramatic and mooshy it was like listening to a daytime soap opera.

Mostly Male on Male content. repetitive and not a great story line. Great readers though!

This was mostly about the men loving each other (physically and mentally) and trying to bring in a women. Alot of repetitive info and not a great story line or detailed steamy moments. there was alot of sex but none were detailed and they were pretty short.. The readers were great though!

Not much depth

Aside from the cringiest part of the book being the nicknames, there was not much character development. It was hard to believe a connection between Damien and Elle because there were no real conversations. Even the love scenes didn't seem that intense other than the author having to say "it was earth shattering." Until the end, nothing really happen and all those characters seem to come out of nowhere.