Portland Rebels, Book 3
Rebecca Grace Allen
Samhain Publishing
Release Date August 2, 2016
Blurb:
Deviance is unacceptable. It's taboo. And it's the one thing he's always wanted.
Portland Rebels, Book 3
Painful shyness isn't the only reason Mikey Pelletier is a twenty-five-year-old virgin. Between working for his parents and volunteering at his church, he neither has the time nor the inclination to admit his bisexuality to the world—or to himself.
A visit from Krissy Porter will hopefully fix everything. After three months of chatting with her, Mikey's got one carefully planned week to win her heart and lose his V-card. He's hoping he can pull it off, even with her roommate along for the ride.
Krissy has been drawn to Mikey for a while. He's so easygoing, she thinks he could be the calm in her storm. But there's an extra complication when she comes to visit: her friend-with-benefits, "hetero-flexible" roommate, Rafe.
During a week of revelations, intimacy, and kink, Krissy and Rafe become the angel and devil on Mikey's shoulders, tempting him in different directions. And all three of them discover that a week of pure deviance can lead to the most uncontrollable emotion of all: love.
Warning: This book contains innocent board game-playing that takes a sexy turn, use of recreational substances, back-door action, and some smokin' hot threesomes. Plus, scenes of inner-demon slaying. Fans and tissues advised.
The warning for this The Theory of Deviance basically sums up whats going to happen in this book. Now if that's not your kink or anything you might want to steer clear of this read. However, this sounds like your kind of fun, by all means have at it.
All righty. Basically, Mikey is this super shy guy who still has virginity and he's hoping to lose it while Krissy is there. Krissy has her own set problems other than her roommate. They each have to overcome a few challenges. For instance, Mikey has a hard time dealing with fact he's bi, and living in his community poses some challenges. He needs to overcome his fears. Anyway, Mikey, Krissy, and Rafe learn a little about one another through this story. Basically they have a week together to have a little fun.
The Theory of Deviance is not for everyone. However, it was a pretty good read. You have this set coming to terms on their sexuality, and finding that they are great together. You see more of Krissy and Mikey's inner thoughts in this story than Rafe. The focus is more on Krissy and Mikey, and Rafe is along for the ride. Eventually he finds himself in the thick of things. If this sounds like your kind read check out The Theory of Deviance. Bonus, if you haven't read the previous book, you won't be lost if you start here first. This can be read as a stand alone.
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About the Author:Rebecca Grace Allen writes kinky new adult and hot contemporary BDSM romance. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English with a double concentration in Creative Writing and Literary Comparison, as well as a Master of Science in Elementary Education, both of which seemed like good ideas at the time. After stumbling through careers in entertainment, publishing, law and teaching, she's returned to her first love: writing. A self-admitted caffeine addict and gym rat, she currently lives in upstate New York with her husband, two parakeets, and a cat with a very unusual foot fetish.
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Blurb:
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