Be prepared to sweat and pant in horniness....in TRIPLICATE. BB has turned up the heat to thermo-nuclear proportions with this standalone RH book Some schools, such as academies will either follow NJC agreements or negotiate terms separately. UNISON is a recognised union with all the major academy chains. From this point there are some spoilers that in my opinion will not spoil anything but at your own risk, whoever is planning to read. Other conditions of service issues are normally negotiated in the college but these will often be linked to national guidelines agreed in the NJF. UNISON is a recognised union for support staff in all FE colleges in England. This book was more than about a girl with multiple love interests. The core theme of this book was about a friendship on the verge of a breakdown held only together by years of loyalty and devotion, but the pain overrode their bond until Brax came. She would either make or break them and watching them all navigate through their feelings for her and each dealing with their own reasoning for trying to stay away from her made for a very angsty read.

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My FAVOURITE thing about this story is the depiction of how three men who have never shared a woman before can organically grow into a polyamorous relationship. At the start of the book, Houston, Jericho, and Loren are on the verge of breaking up: their relationships have splintered, they hate each other, and Bound is the only thing keeping together. But slowly they patch up their connection thanks to Braxton. The bulk of the word count is devoted to them transitioning from one-on-one relationships to entering a proper polyamorous relationship, and I like that this is done slowly and realistically. although her sex addiction was nowhere near explored to the extent i expected. it was even suggested by the heroes that she wasn’t a sex addict... which was a weird choice. but i truly don’t know since her addiction nor her trauma were explored enough. just as we’d get down to the nitty gritty parts, the plot moved on and we didn’t delve deep into the god-awful shit Brax had to experience as a teen.This book is told in multiple points of view via dual narration. It was narrated by Jason Clarke, Teddy Hamilton, J.F. Harding and Jillian Macie who all do a great job. These are some of my favorite male narrators and all have deep masculine and sexy voices. Jillian also does a great job and sounds age appropriate for Brax. It seemed easy enough when I boarded their tour bus, but it only took one city for the lines we’d drawn to blur. Starting Lilac I was really curious about the type of dynamic the characters were going to have towards one another. I haven't read many reverse-harems but I know authors all have their own unique way of taking on this trope so I was very intrigued to see BB’s approach. What was for me exaggerated and grotesque in her previous books that I read was repeated here as well. Scattered and unfounded plot. Ridiculously childish and dramatic characters. B.B. wrote: "Sana wrote: "I am OBSESSED with Kieran! Thank you so much for writing that book. I was all over the place after reading it. Fear me is one of the best books that I have ever read. Thank you so so m..."

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Beautiful Book Journal - Lilac Reading Log - keepsake Reading Diary - Perfect Gift for Book Lovers - Book Review Diary The OW drama is not ideal. Loren has sex with another woman AFTER he's started flirting with Braxton but BEFORE he has sex with her. I personally was okay with it, because 1) I have a higher tolerance for OW drama in RH novels and 2) as a result of this, Braxton makes Loren wait to have sex with her until after the other two men. But this may be a dealbreaker for you.

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sweet, broken lil Jericho. i will protect this man with my life 🔪 any disrespect to my blushing soft boi will require retribution. the moment she declared she wasn’t a punching bag for the three of them i was a goner for Braxton Fawn. a good heroine who knows her own worth and respects herself is key for me to love a book... i know, the bar is in hell. but heroines like Braxton are true unicorns. i loved the second half of the book when their friendship began to heal itself. seeing their true brotherhood without all of the hatred was really sweet and fun. they would ruin themselves for each other, it was raw and damaged, dirty and ugly. but in the end they did everything they could to fix the broken pieces of themselves and each other... with the help of their dark rebel, Braxton.