Guest Review: Threesome Sweetness – JoAnne Kenrick

A harmless night of intimacy is planned…but a shot of Threesome Sweetness stirs emotions.

BOOK THREE in the bestselling Irish Kisses series.
A shot of Threesome Sweetness stirs up emotions….
Elizabeth, a part-time manager of Bell’s Irish Pub and business student, is newly hitched. Her marriage could use a serious shake up, but she finds shopping a more therapeutic use of her time. If Todd’s wife is happy, he’s happy. But it seems nothing is putting a sweet smile on her face these days, not even her friends at Bell’s. So he contacts 1NightStand and arranges the one thing he knows she doesn’t necessarily want but definitely needs for her thirtieth birthday; a threesome.
Enter cowboy Cade, who’s in London, England hoping to make a restaurant franchise deal. After weeks of doors slamming shut, he uses the 1Night Stand agency in hopes of sprinkling some fun into his overseas business trip and perhaps to learn what he’s missing out on by being relationship shy.
A harmless night of intimacy is planned.
Is a dash of Threesome Sweetness the remedy each is looking for, or will the date leave a bitter aftertaste each will regret for the rest of their lives?

Series:  Irish Kisses #3
Release Date:  November 2012
Publisher:  Decadent Publishing
Source:  Provided by Publisher
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Reviewer’s Thoughts:

Threesome Sweetness had such a great title and a very promising plot however it never took off.  The language was written in very proper British and there were Irish terms included that unless you were part of the culture would be difficult to understand.  The premise was that the female protagonists’s husband was giving her another man, thus a threesome, for her birthday.  The woman seems confused when the other man is presented, refuses to have intercourse, and has stilted foreplay with him.  The steamy scenes are between her and her husband but I was so irritated by the characters that I almost missed them.  It was completely unrealistic, very rushed, and lacked character depth.  Every character was irritating and their decision making method was nonexistent.  For example the man to be part of the threesome sees the couple making love and decides to have a relationship with his secretary because he wants the love and respect he sees in their eyes for each other….what?  As I read I kept thinking in my head…and how did this happen.  I went back to read back over a few pages because I thought I was missing something initially.  However, it turns out that it’s just bad writing.  Thank goodness the book was very short.