Manwich by Sedonia Guillone

ISBN: 1-59632-196-2

Non-traditional sexualities; Ménage

Loose Id, LLC

E-Book

Ghostwriter, Kayla Morgan, has an opportunity of a lifetime drop in her lap, one she’s not quite sure she can live up to. The chance to write for one of the most sought after authors in the romance genre is enough to make any woman pause but knowing she will have to physically perform all the acts in her books is enough to make Kayla swoon. Single with no real prospects, finding two men to have a ménage with so she can write from experience, as required by the author, seems too daunting of a task. At least until her day goes from great to just short of the moon when Shawn, her hunky neighbor, asks her out to dinner. The crush she’s nursed since he moved in next door finally explodes and pretty soon these two find that both of them have a lot more in common than their lack of confidence with the opposite sex.

Now that Kayla has the chance to find happiness in her personal life she finds herself reluctant to jeopardize the new relationship she has with Shawn even if turning down the ghostwriting author means she looses the other perks that come with. Shawn however has a better idea and pretty soon the couple adds a new and permanent addition by bringing, Shawn’s young and sexy brother into their bedroom, where hopefully he will decide he wants to stay forever.

I’m sitting here dreaming about two brothers, both hot but different in their looks, worshiping me forever. What more could a currently single woman ask for? This is exactly the type of romance Sedonia Guillone sets up for her old and soon to be new fans in Manwich. Taking three individuals who are so adorable that you want to hug them, and give them an alternative chance at happiness. Even the sexy nature of the relationship couldn’t overshadow the feelings Shawn and Ryan had for Kayla and the author was able to show how this type of relationship could be deeper than the intimate connection forged. A great story and one I’m sure readers will love.

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