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Jenna Kerry has come to a decision.
She’s tired of playing second to her lover’s work. When he
cancels plans to come with her to a wedding, she realizes
she’s going to have to call it off, despite her love for him.
So, imagine her surprise when he shows up at the wedding after
all – calling himself Jake and heating up her fantasy of
having sex with a stranger.
Jake Leigh can’t believe the wonderful
woman he’s just met. After their night together, he can’t
stop thinking about her. When he meets up with her again,
he’s determined to build a life with the woman he’s fallen in
love with. Too bad he’s just found out she’s actually his
brother’s fiancée.
Ryan Leigh loves the woman he’s with more
than anything. Only, a life long competition with his brother
has him determined to make his work a success in order to live
up to Jake’s example. When he finds out Jenna had an affair,
he’s determined to make some changes in his life. He won’t
lose her.
Jake and Ryan are determined to win over
Jenna. Jenna is torn up with her need to make a decision
between them. Can they handle it when she expresses her
interest in having a future with both men?
When I first started reading Twin
Fantasies, I honestly wasn’t sure if I would like the
characters. Jenna, Ryan and Jake are flawed individuals –
full of insecurities and faults. It was those flaws that made
me fall in love with them. Opal Carew has given these
characters a depth and realism that I found at times
frustrating and at others refreshing.
I understood what Jenna was going
through, because through the course of reading Twin
Fantasies, I couldn’t decide which man I liked more.
Ryan is devoted to Jenna, and he’s willing to fight for the
woman he loves, even when it tears him up inside. Jake fell
hard fast, but it is clear to see how much he cares for
Jenna. When they found an arrangement that suited them all, I
couldn’t have been happier! Twin Fantasies is a
thrilling romance, full of both incredible passion and
heart-warming tenderness, and Opal Carew is an author to
watch. |