Two's a Couple, Three's the Law by Eve Langlais [Review]

Two's a Couple, Three's the Law by Eve Langlais
Format: ebook
Source: purchased
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Date read: March 28, 2014

Eve Langlais
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Synopsis (Goodreads):

Can one woman handle two dominant men intent on staking their claim?

Two’s a couple, three’s a ménage, not to mention the law. Welcome to an alternate world where the government gives tax breaks to women who choose to take on two or more men—and werewolves live amongst us.

Despite the laws encouraging polygamy, Chloe isn’t interested in a relationship with one man, let alone two. But all that changes when a werewolf client decides he wants her for more than just legal aid. He’s not alone though. Her nemesis in the courtroom, district attorney Anthony Vanderson, is also intent on seduction.

Caught between two men—naked and panting—she succumbs to passion, gets embroiled in a mystery and learns werewolves aren’t the only creatures living amongst humans.

Warning: This story contains adult subject matter and language that is probably not suitable for anyone.

Thoughts on Two's a Couple, Three's the Law: Fangirl alert: I love both menage books and Eve Langlais's writing. And werewolves. And other things that go bump in the night. So, you know, this one hit the spot. AS EVE LANGLAIS BOOKS TEND TO DO WITH ME.

Since that's out of the way, WHOO-EEE. Smokin' Alphas know how to give the lady a good time! Honestly, the two men couldn't be more different but they both light a fire in Chloe. And, man, does she fight it. She doesn't want to be involved with anyone long term, but those two delectable hunks just keep showing up and insinuating themselves into her life.

And into her pants. Really, though, can you blame her? Sexy men are sexy!

Meanwhile, Pete and Anthony aren't too keen on having another male invading their territory. Watching them come to terms with sharing Chloe with each other was fun. Because Alphas have a hard time backing down. And Chloe doesn't want to decide between them.

Fun and fast-paced with Eve Langlais's usual brand of sassy characters. I do love the ladies that can hold their own against bossy men. *thumbs up  all around*