Release Day Review ~ Threepeat Secrets: Book Three by K.C. Wells and Parker Williams
Title: Threepeat
Series: Secrets: Book Three
Authors: K.C. Wells and Parker Williams
Release Date: August 21, 2018
Category: BDSM, Contemporary
Pages: 330
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Can two Doms open their hearts again for a young man desperately in need of their help?
Two years ago, Aaron Greene and Sam Thompson were devastated when their submissive broke the contract that bound the three of them together. They still wonder what happened and whether they can find a way to move forward. When Aaron finds a sick young man by the curbside, his protective instincts kick in, and after consulting Sam, he takes Tim home.
After being thrown out of his home, Tim Waterman finds himself on the street, doing whatever he needs to survive. Until a bear of a Good Samaritan scoops him up and saves him. Then one bear becomes two, and a chance discovery gets him thinking about what might be, if he’s bold enough to make a move.
So what happens when Aaron and Sam wake up one morning to find Tim naked in their bed? Will they get a new chance at life, or will history Threepeat itself?
4.25 Stars!
While this book is the third in this series, I think you could read it as a standalone. I do recommend reading the other books though; they were good reads and help give the reader a better understanding of the secondary characters who play some important roles in this story.
Sam and Aaron lost a part of themselves and almost their relationship when their long time sub, Seb, abruptly broke their contract without explanation. Just when Sam is starting to convince Aaron to get out more, Aaron comes across a very ill, homeless young man and brings him home.
Sam and Aaron's relationship is complicated. They were friends before Seb brought them together and they fell in love with each other. That being said, they are very awkward with each other at times without a third. I felt for them. They were good men who lost their way after Seb left. They managed to save their relationship, but the hurt and pain kept them from looking for another submissive.
Tim has had a rough life. His family is not one that I would wish on anyone. He was extremely lucky when Aaron found him. The fact that he kept expecting to be thrown back out was expected and heartbreaking at the same time. I was happy that Sam and Aaron took good care of him even before they started a more personal relationship.
These three fit together very well. I loved how well Tim's presence helped both men realize that they were ready to move on from Seb even before they become more. I appreciated that they took time to make sure that they all understood what they wanted from the relationship, especially Tim who was new to BDSM.
I loved seeing Rob and Maggie again. She is a firecracker. I loved her in Dom of Ages and every book she's appeared in since. I loved how Ellis and Rob took Tim under their wing. I kind of wish we would have seen Jared interact more with Tim, but Rob and Maggie definitely made a great impression. This book might be my new favorite of the series.
*** Copy provided to Bayou Book Junkie by Dreamspinner Press for my reading pleasure, a review wasn't a requirement. ***
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