Three to Ride by Sophie Oak
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A beautifully well crafted story that I would recommend to anyone that doesn't have a problem with a menage story.
What makes this a great story is Sophie Oak's ability to create funny and lovable characters and she doesn't stop with the three main characters, but creates a whole community of quirky characters to breath life into the small town of Bliss. With nudists, a paranoid alien-abductee and a hen-mother ruling the local café the Harper brother's preference for sharing a woman doesn't seem that strange.
I also love Ms Oak's female characters that have solid core of strength and doesn't fall all over themselves when in proximity of their romantic interest.
The character of Rachel has a natural development for a scared mousy woman on the run from her stalker to a confident woman knowing that she has attracted the attention of not one but two hunky males, which she's ready to pursue.
The side story with the stalker is a necessary complement to the love story, but also both unoriginal as well as predictable.

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