Sharp Love by Mandy Muse

Rating: 4 stars

Adult - Spice: Client relationship, Friends to Lovers

Genre: Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Reverse Harem, Romance

Tags: Bisexual, Kink, Book Review

Lola is a hair stylist who has gotten out of a terrible relationship. Her friends think she needs to get laid. She ends up meeting and going home with a guy she meets at the new bar in town. After an amazing night, she runs into one of her long-term customers whom she has had a crush on. When both men propose for all of them to be together and they just keep thing casual. But how can you be with two amazing guys and not get the feels?

This book can be read as a standalone story but it takes place in the world of Mountain View, CO. The story keeps you on your toes. Lola, Gabriel and Lincoln are brilliant together. Gabriel and Lincoln have such a history growing up together, making them both more dynamic. Danny is another wonderful character and a significant support for Lola. I really enjoyed reading this book and can't wait for the next book set in this world, Ours.

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Pages: 350

Read: Digital

From: Kindle Unlimited

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“Don’t sleep with your clients.

I had never thought about hooking up with the sinfully sexy Lincoln Valbuena. Those blue eyes and that deal-closing smile… Ok fine, I have thought about it, but I can’t cross that line.

Until I find out Gabriel, my one-night stand is best friends with Lincoln Valbuena. We all agree to a no-strings-attached fling between the three of us.

Why would I choose one when I could have both? Especially at the same time.

We have an agreement… Had an agreement.

But maybe calling the sexy businessman “Sir” is making me rethink those terms. Lincoln and Gabriel are all kinds of right.

I can’t fault them for wanting to keep things casual. They have their reasons, just like I have mine.

Will the rules keep us all safe? Or is this razor-sharp love too risky?”