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Sunday, February 1, 2015

Three, Two, One by JA Huss Review







ONE GIRL
Battered, barefoot, and huddled under a bookstore awning in the pouring rain, Blue only knows one thing. After fifteen months of captivity, finally... she is free.

TWO FRIENDS
Self-made millionaires JD and Ark are not out to save anyone when they stumble upon a wet and shivering girl one early Sunday morning. But when you sell sex for a living and salvation rings your bell... you answer the call.




THREE SOULMATES

After years of searching, love lifts the veil of darkness, and three people--with three very big secrets--find themselves bound together in a relationship that defies the odds.

Or does it?

Love. Lust. Sex.

This trinity might be perfection... but not everything should come in 3's.

WARNING: This is a STANDALONE non-traditional M/F/M ROMANCE with a non-traditional ending.














ja huss


JA Huss is the USA Today bestselling author of more than twenty romances. She likes stories about family, loyalty, and extraordinary characters who struggle with basic human emotions while dealing with bigger than life problems. JA loves writing heroes who make you swoon, heroines who makes you jealous, and the perfect Happily Ever After ending.














Three, Two, One (321)

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Several friends told me to read this book so I gave in. I just finished a couple of minutes ago. So this review may be rambling. I haven't thought it out yet.

This story has so many elements that I need to discuss. From the very first scene, it had me. I don't remember ever reading a story before that started from this angle. The beginning is insane. I was shocked that meetings and offers would take off like they did. Information is slowly given to the reader so when it begins, you only see a random chick, a guy coming on to her and a guy filming. Three people, totally different, yet alike in so many ways. All are lost, looking for something.
Everybody's got a past. Everybody is running from some demon or another. Everybody needs a second chance. If there's a person out there who has not fucked up royally and needed a second chance...well, that person hasn't lived yet.


I didn't know how connected in the underlying scheme and in heart each one was when I first saw them. Their first scenes together felt sort of awkward, but they continually evolved. I didn't know this craziness would turn into lust like no other. I've read some hot books, but hell their scenes turned me on. I don't mean a little. It's like I need a break to catch my breath here. Every book synopsis boasts of how provocative it is this days so I can't even express this enough. You just have to read it to understand. Then before you know it, love takes over.
"Three, two, one...action."


While all of this is going on, there is an overall backstory causing fear, just waiting to jump into the forefront. Slowly bits of each character are revealed. Confusion steps in. You're not sure which way is up or where the storyline is going to go.
'Not everything should come in threes.'


'Every set of three is perfect.'


How does one story have so much? Love, heartbreak, sexiness, action, mystery, friendship, tragedy, sweetness, excitement, beauty, ugliness, completeness—the list goes on. I am so hungover, I could cry right now. I loved the whole book. The author does an excellent job of putting the reader in positions most of us will never find ourselves in real life. It enables you to sympathize and connect. The way the plot slowly unfolds ensures you are totally invested. It's a perfectly preformed bittersweet symphony. I loved it, and now I'm going to sit and dwell. It's over, but I'm still stuck inside.

5+ Rocked My Foundation Stars







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