Triple Trouble by Jodi Redford [Review]

Triple Trouble (Make Mine a Ménage #4) by Jodi Redford
Format: ebook
Source: provided for review
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Date read: March 27, 2023

Make Mine a Ménage
1. The Naughty List
2. Checking it Twice
3. Triple Knockout
4. Triple Trouble - Paperback | Kindle

Jodi Redford
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Synopsis (Goodreads):

Hudson McKay—almost reformed bad boy and reigning king of trouble. Forfeiting that tarnished crown? A daily struggle. Blame it on Stacia Colton and Cal Haverstock…two people he shouldn’t have effed up fantasies about. For starters, he’s Stacia’s boss. If that’s not complicated enough, his kid brother ditched her at the altar. It’d be a damn miracle if Stacia doesn’t believe all McKays are raging A-holes.

Then there’s Cal. Hudson’s best friend and business partner. AKA: The offbeat Viking teddybear with a heart of gold who’s also responsible for turning Hudson’s life around when he hit rock bottom. In other words, if he gave in to his depraved urges where Cal and Stacia are concerned, it’d be disastrous. The worst decision of his life. And he’s made plenty of those to make him an expert. Including that racy video of him, ahem, indulging in some solo action. The same video he didn’t count on resurfacing, much less landing on Cal’s and Stacia’s radar.

Now the two people he’s pledged not to touch are offering him the kind of trouble he can’t afford. Or resist…even if giving in could cost them everything.

Thoughts on Triple Trouble: Another Colton is about to indulge in a little sharing and I AM HERE FOR IT. Because two is fun, but three is REALLY fun with all the naughty ways three people can interlock.

For all the naughtiness going on (you know, once these three got over the hurdle of denying that they had anything more than friendship between them), it took a while for Hudson to really commit. Sure, he was a major instigator in the sex-ay times, but he was also 100% sure that it couldn't last as a triad. Let's just say the guy had a little baggage to work through.

On Cal and Stacia's end, they also had baggage. Maybe not quite as relationship ending as Hudson's (because Hud is a stubborn man who isn't good with spilling his emotions all over the place), but they both had abandonment issues and Hudson made it very clear that this thing they were doing was temporary. As you might imagine, this (plus Hudson's quick retreats whenever emotions came into play) kept the two of them on their toes waiting for the other shoe to drop.

A few steamy kisses, one VERY steamy shower, drunkenly revealed fantasies, a boatload of old hurts, and complicated family dynamics. DANG, it's good to spend time with these Coltons and their poly partnerships.