Review: Georgia Knights – Julia Talbot

When anthropologist Georgia Cortez heads to rural Georgia from New Mexico, she’s on the trail of a juicy old legend. Haley Falls seems like just the place for old-time ghost stories and spooky hauntings, but she’s on the hunt for something far rarer, a survival of an old sect of medieval knights.

Caid and Alton are Haley Fall natives, and they used to be best friends. A falling out years ago ended in them not speaking, even after Alt left town and returned older, if not wiser. They unite when it comes to a nosy scholar like Georgia picking apart their heritage, and putting their whole town in danger. When boys meet girl, though, they decide wooing is far better than scaring the lady off, and they set about distracting Georgia in the best way.

While their three way romance heats up, so does the intrigue in Haley Falls, until the three of them are facing a danger far worse than falling in love with each other.

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Release Date: September 17th 2014
Publisher: Torquere Press
Source: Manic Readers
Reviewer: Kenna
Rating: 5

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Reviewer’s Thoughts

“Georgia Knights” is, without a doubt, one of my favorite books of the year.  Julia Talbot writes a fantastic and unique story that sucked me in quickly, kept me guessing, made me laugh, and nearly made my Kindle melt with the heat between the three main characters.

Georgia, Caid, and Alt are perfect for each other.  Their chemistry is instant and intense, and an MMF menage quickly begins.  The sex is amazing!  It’s so hot!  To me, the best part was the dirty talking.  I love a dirty talker, especially if it’s well written.  Sometimes, an author tries pretty hard to include it in their sex scenes, but it just misses the mark.  Ms Talbot is definitely an author who is an expert.  She must have done a lot of…ahem…
research into the subject 🙂

Sure, the sex is awesome, but the rest of the book is as well.  As I said, I really enjoy a unique story.  There are so many overused tropes out there…bikers, cowboys, athletes, billionaire doms (Of course, **I** still love them), MC clubs, and rock stars.  “Georgia Knights” gives us some very special guys, but they don’t fit into any of the usual stereotypes.  I can’t tell you WHY they’re so special because I try very hard not to give away spoilers, but believe me, you’ll be so impressed.

Along with Georgia, Caid, and Alt, “Georgia Knights” comes with some really great background characters.  The story takes place in a small town, so there are always a few quirky residents, and maybe even some not so nice ones too.  All of these people make an interesting book even better.  I found myself wishing I could live in Haley Falls and be a part of its nifty past.

I am highly recommending this book.  I’m going to tell everybody that I know all about it.  If you’re into hot menage, with a fantastic plot, this one is definitely for you!