Thursday, April 6, 2017

Review of Misfits by Garrett Leigh


 4 stars

Sweet, sexy, ménage-a-trois love story that is more than just sex.

Jake Thompson is a down-on-his-luck waiter, self-imposed loner who finds himself in Tom Fearnes bed.  Tom is successful, gorgeous and the kind of man Jake wants.  But an explanation of Tom’s open relationship with his longtime lover and business partner, Cass Pearson, leave Jake feeling like he is the other man. 

Cass and Tom have been tighter for 10 years, and although full committed to each other, life has gotten in the way.  Tom wants to help Jake and Cass sees Jake a way to sooth Tom and his need to have him closer to home.  Simple on the outside, but once they are all falling in love, how does a threesome really work?

Let’s start by saying how much we didn’t except to love Misfits by Garrett Leigh, but fall in love we did.  Jake has Tourette’s, and honestly at the beginning we thought it was a little distracting to the story, but  his TS added so much to his character, and his strength.  Cass has led a hard knock life and struggles with the idea that he deserves everything good in his life.  And Tom tries to keep everything together, and everyone happy,   Each of the men are flawed but together they make a whole.   Misfits is a ménage-a-trois love-story, but it is SO much more than that, it is a story about connections, healing and learning to really depend on each other, through thick and thin.

And it is HOT.  From the first hook-up of Tom and Jake, Garrett Leigh creates some serious chemistry.  The sex story balance is good, and the sex isn’t there just to be sex between 2-men, rather adds another layer to the story, how physically they can be who each other need.  The angst level is thankfully low, and a bit of jealousy rears its head, but again makes this story so much more believable. 

So, although ménage-a-trois love-stories may not be your thing, this is one that will get you hooked from the first chapter!

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