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    Sharing Hailey

    By Samantha Ann King

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    Hailey Anderson's deep, dark secret? She's been madly in lust with her overprotective brother's two best friends for years. Gorgeous woodworking artist Mark Allen and sexy doctor Tony Adamo have no idea they star in her fantasies every night.

    After a nasty breakup with her abusive boyfriend, Hailey's looking for a little distance. Headed for a two-week Hawaiian vacation with her brother and his hot friends, Hailey can't wait to feast her eyes on Mark's and Tony's rock-hard, ocean-slick bodies. Even if she can't touch.

    But instead of treating her like their little sister, Mark and Tony have a surprising proposition: a monogamous ménage à trois. The three of themand no one else. Both men want Hailey and have agreed to share her. The red-hot reality is even better than the forbidden fantasy. Until Hailey's ex threatens their newfound happiness
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarina Press
    Release dateJul 9, 2012
    ISBN9781426894039
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    Samantha Ann King

    USA Today bestselling author Samantha Ann King wrote her first erotic romance in 2010 and entered it in Passionate Ink's Stroke of Midnight Contest. That contest win led to the ultimate writing goal--publication--in 2011. Her first novel was nominated for RT’s Reviewers’ Choice Award. Samantha enjoys helping her characters find their happily ever after, even when they resist.

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    • 5/5
      This is an exceptional book. I loved that it wasn't about gratuitous sex, but a genuine loving relationship. The author also expressed an intelligent, and realistic protrayal of domestic violence. Not all abusers and addicted to drugs or alcohol. They can be anyone, any economic and educational level. And the victims of domestic violence are the same. Such relationships leave scars on everyone, even extended family and friends. We need better laws to actually provide protection for the victims and prosecution for the abusers. An excellent story that I definitely recommend.
    • 4/5
      This book surprised me. I was expecting fluff but it wasn't. Hailey has just broken up with her boyfriend when she starts a relationship with Mark and Tony, who are old friends. It quickly becomes clear that her ex is violent towards her and the main theme of domestic violence develops. This is a well crafted book and the relationship realistic and fraught with the issues that would come up in this sort of situation.
    • 4/5
      The threesome already had an established long term friendship. She is single again and the 2 men said the wait was over. She couldn't decide between the 2 ... So she took both! Mystery/drama thrown added in a good way, did not distract from the threesome's relationship. *** SPOILER *** The book would have been so much hotter if the 2 straight men explored the possibility of m/m interaction. Their fist time would have been so hot to read!
    • 2/5
      Boring
    • 5/5
      LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!
    • 5/5
      it is wonderful
    • 4/5
      This book shocked a bit--not so much the content, but the disparate feelings of the two halves. The first half read like an erotic romance. The second half read like a romantic suspense novel. There felt like there was a "seam" in the middle between the two halves with the different paces.Still, this was an enjoyable, sexy. keep-me-up read. I felt invested in what happened to Mark and Tony, although Hailey a little less so. I get that she was hot, but nothing she did in the book spotlighted to me why so many men were absolutely gaga for her. It was the exchanges with the men that kept me reading and reading and reading well past my bedtime.I think the story surrounding Hailey's domestic violence situation was tastefully handled and even a bit stunning with how it was resolved.I did want more from the ending. Hailey moved back to her house and suddenly HEA? Seemed like there needed to be another ten pages there, especially since there was no real resolution (IMO) about what's going on between Tony and Mark.I would totally pick up another Samantha Ann King book. She writes sex really well, and with the amount that was in the book, she did an amazing job at keeping it fresh from one encounter to the next.
    • 5/5
      Author: Samantha Ann KingPublished By: Carina PressAge Recommended: AdultReviewed By: Arlena DeanBlog For: GMTARating: 5Review:"Sharing Hailey" by Samantha Ann King was good erotic menage romantic read. I will say that I had looked at the title and book's cover several times wondering about this read and I will say I am glad I chose to read it. This author did a wonderful job telling a good story along with the hot sex scenes. "Sharing Hailey" is erotic adult read. Ms.King was able to blend this menage into a story that lead us into domestic abuse in this thrilling suspenseful read. The novel presented some well defined believable characters.. from Hailey, Mark, Tony, Daniel, Nikki, Jake Meredith, Landon and to Beth ...naming a few. Be ready for a storyline that will involve much conflict, romance, love, family, and yes, hot sex. Ms King's title tells part of the story but there was so much more involved in this well written novel. What starts off as a breakup... on to a vacation in Hawaii...well....this is where I say you must pick up "Sharing Hailey" to see what all is shared and by who. There is a lot that goes on in this read, some of it will not be all good I think this author did a good job that will capture and keep your attention.If you are looking for a sweet, sexy menage story with a interestingstoryline ... I would recommend "Sharing Hailey" to you. This is a adult read!
    • 5/5
      4.5 stars.I'm not going to try to summarize the beginning of Sharing Hailey because the blurb is spot-on. When Mark and Tony reveal their feelings to Hailey, hot sexy times occur. The lush descriptions of Hawaii sets a perfect backdrop as they explore their feelings and hide everything from Hailey's brother, Jake. The author includes a cast of secondary characters and makes every one of them count. They all add to the story and made me want to know more about them as they helped Hailey and the guys keep their blossoming relationship a secret from Jake.

      The "secretly in love with best bud's sister" is one of my favorite tropes and when the big secret was revealed, it gave me everything I was hoping for. If the book had ended there, I would have been satisfied but a deeper, more serious layer was added in. Hailey was operating under the belief that her ex-boyfriend Daniel would just move on after she ended their relationship. She didn't want to see how dangerous he was. When Daniel shows up and threatens her pregnant sister-in-law, their time in paradise is over and Hailey must admit to how abusive her relationship with him was.

      That was one of the most compelling parts of Sharing Hailey. She never saw herself as being abused. He insulted her, he isolated her from her friends, he slammed her into walls but since he never hit her, it wasn't abuse in her mind. Once they are back home, Daniel's rage and violence escalates. Living in a healthy relationship with her guys and meeting an advocate for victims of domestic abuse brings about realizations that were poignant.

      As Hailey takes out a restraining order, her confusion and pain comes through clearly.

      Things like this don't happen to people like me. I'm smart. I've got a college degree and a job. My father didn't beat my mother. This isn't me.

      While this is very much a heroine centered story, Mark and Tony can't be ignored. They share over twenty years of friendship with Hailey and that caring and respect comes across beautifully. They want to wrap her in bubble wrap and keep her safe but know that real life doesn't work that way. Their struggle to protect her while still living their lives in an unconventional relationship made me fall in love with both guys. They don't ignore the tough realities and deal with it all in a realistic way, while still being incredibly hot.

      I loved this book. My only complaint is this is Samantha Ann King's debut novel and she doesn't have a massive backlist for me to dive into. I'm very excited to see what this author does next.