Tara Crescent

A rash bet leads to a steamy m�nage, but will my unconventional love affair be the biggest mistake of my life?Sexy-as-sin billionaire CEO Daniel and tattooed bad-boy chef Sebastian bet fifty thousand dollars that I'd win a game of pool, and they offered to coach me...I wasn't supposed to want them.I shouldn't have become romantically involved with both of them.But I couldn't resist.Then all hell broke loose.Now the three of us face the loss of everything we've worked for our entire lives, and we're left to ask - can our love survive?NOTE: Betting on Bailey is a standalone m�nage novel (mfm) with a HEA ending and no cliffhangers! It is full of steamy scenes featuring a billionaire businessman, a bad-boy chef and a curvy redhead. Spare panties are recommended.

A MFM Menage Romance

Betting on Bailey

Jessica 

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Betting on Bailey is another one of those on a whim purchases I've made lately. Until this novel, I'd never heard of Tara Crescent but can't understand why. Her writing is the type that pulls you in and just might set you on fire by the ending. I had a love/hate for this novel because there were a lot of parts that just didn't flow quite like I'd have hoped. I did, however, enjoy it overall and am curious to more by Crescent.

That being said--threesomes. It's one of those fantasies that just sort of sticks in your mind. Betting on Bailey is not my first experience with the topic when it comes to literature. But it is one of the better ones. You've got three intriguing characters who have off the charts chemistry; pulling you in from the moment they meet and keeping you in place firmly. Did I find their relationship to be entirely plausible? Not quite. Did I still enjoy it? Yes.

One of the things that bothered me about Betting on Bailey was how it flowed overall. It felt a bit strange, the way everything developed and grew from one thing to another. That's the only reason I'm giving it a three-star instead of four or even a five. I found some of the interactions to be a bit strange or lack that extra kick that would set it apart. Beyond that, I'm not going to lie to you: a great deal of it felt unbelievable and unrealistic.

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Betting on Bailey A MFM Menage Romance

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