Review: No Ordinary Sin by Tara Rose

“No Ordinary Sin” is the third installment of the Sin Hospital series, and, boy is it a good one!  I’m pretty sure that I mentioned in the reviews of the first two books (“There’s a New Sin in Town” and “A Touch of Sin”) that I grew up in a hospital environment.  Both of my parents were nurses, so I spent a lot of time around hospital people.  I was even a candystriper (can you imagine??) for a few years, so I know the sorts of things that go on that the patients and their families can’t see. Tara Rose captures all that and more.

Miranda is a radiology tech at Sin Hospital alongside Davis, an ER doctor.  He’s always had a little thing for Miranda, but he’s never acted on it.  Enter Bo, Davis’ friend, who is seriously injured while installing an air conditioning unit.  Bo is (rather unfortunately) tied to Miranda in that their spouses cheated on them with each other and left Sin, Tennessee.  Bo would like to date Miranda as well.  Through an amusing exchange at the hospital, it is decided that the three of them will get together, just to see where everything goes.

It goes VERY well 🙂  What follows is an extremely hot and sexy rollercoaster of a relationship.  There is a lot of love and passion, and it was just awesome.  There was also quite a bit of what can only be described as creativity going on.  After all, Bo is pretty injured, and nobody wanted him to have to have another surgery to repair any damage done during anything especially…acrobatic.  Hehe.  The chemistry between the three is amazing.

Right from the very beginning, you can feel it.  They’ve all known each other for a long time, and Bo and Davis are close enough that sharing Miranda isn’t odd or uncomfortable, and Miranda is perfectly comfortable with her attraction and affection toward the men.

While the triad is front and center in the story, there is a lot of intrigue to be had.  The background plot is well thought out and written.  It is interesting and held my interest from beginning to end.  I love the strenghth Bo, Davis, and Miranda have.  No matter what is going on, and even though they have a stake in it, they stay focused on the most important thing…their friendship and love for one another.  Here is where I mention that this is an MFM story, so there is no touching between the men, but they are very close.

I suppose “No Ordinary Sin” could be read as a standalone.  Tara does a good job of summing up the everything that has gone on since the beginning of the series, but I would recommend that you start at the beginning with “There’s a New Sin in Town”.  Not just because it’s the first, but because it and “A Touch of Sin” are excellent books in their own right.  All of the residents of Sin, Tennessee are great character, and I think you’ll enjoy them very much.  Great story.  Great series.