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    Bad Decisions

    By Jocelyn Adler

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    Reformed bad girl and unapologetic nerd Tabitha Wells is focused on just one thing... making it though her last year of law school. Any free time she has is filled by her job at Fernando’s Club, scheduling other people’s illicit encounters. Arranging that schedule is the closest she’s come to sex in ages - until she finds out that her friends Jason and Nate are now a couple, and one night, her dirty fantasies about them come true.

    Nathan and Jason want to take that one night, and build a future with it. They see exactly what’s missing from their lives in sexy, goofy, YA Fiction-loving Tabitha. Can they convince her that they’re worth her time? And worth the cost to her (already battered) reputation?

    Even if they win Tabitha over, can they steer around Jason’s past, and navigate Nate’s career ambitions?

    With three people’s futures at stake, when is love a bad decision?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJocelyn Adler
    Release dateOct 17, 2017
    ISBN9781386769859
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    Jocelyn Adler

    Jocelyn Adler is a mild-mannered librarian by day, and a mild-mannered author by night. She enjoys spicy books and spicy foods, and writing spicy fiction for her fellow sex-positive SJW's. She isn't actually a cat, but she lives with two of them, plus her weird and lovely family.

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    • 4/5
      This book was soooooo good! Loved it! I've been looking for good multicultural menage romance and it's so damned rare that stumbling onto this jewel was an unexpected end of the year gift. So yeah, forts : best menage bisexual MMF I've read for a looong time. I love bisexual MMF. With every one in the relationship in love with one another. Also it was a multicultural one, with 2 POC (and considering the 3rd can be seen as more 'white passing' and definitely NOT wasp). So this was the second, no 1st best thing. The writing and characterization was also top notch. At first I wanted to get the other perspective as well as Tabitha's, 'cause I always feel a bit cheated when having only one of the main characters POV. But I ended up not minding.. Much. Although it also meant that as readers we were not as close to the guys as we were to T. Tabitha was a great character. I may have rolled my eyes a tiny bit with her description as light skinned (I can' t help! #teamDarkskinned Representation matters folks! And colorism is alive and still fucking with our cultural representation so much... Ugh), but that was the tiny little slip. And the story and writing was so good, I let it slide. Tabitha's world, mind process, smart, insecurities, boldness, mental issues, hopefulness made for a compelling and enjoyable character. I felt the coincidence of her fantasizing about both her future lovers who happened to be connected to her differently was pushing a bit, being a bit contrived. But I get it was necessary to tie her two professional worlds together. And the similar interests and activities she shared with both Jason and Nate was also a bit too convenient. The understanding of T and Nate family about their relationship was a bit... too easy, even if, in T's case, being from SF would make one assume that they would be a bit more 'open minded'. But even that wasn't too jarringly unrealistic. And T's family were an interesting bunch. And I liked how Tabitha, Jason and Nate's relationship started so sexually charged and while their chemistry kept being strong and hot, the emotional side of the relationship also grew throughout the story. The sex was hot, hot, hot ! And the dynamics of their relationship so caring and sweet. I liked how upfront the guys were, even though they let her come to them. There were no stupid misunderstanding or fake drama for the sake of it. The crisis they had to go through was a realistic one, not due to some immaturity or jealousy, but very organic to the situation. And the ending was a bit abrupt, but very satisfying also. Ah! Take that Weasel!
      So great story, great characters, great sex, great emotional connections. Yep, that was a great read!