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A review by jaimejustreadsromance
Loving You Easy by Roni Loren
4.0
4.5 Stars
I'm coming at this as a person who hasn't read a whole lot of menage/poly books and doesn't really know that much about the lifestyle. I'm not even sure if calling it a menage is proper?
Right off the bat I have to say that this type of relationship has always caused a problem for me, not because I'm judging the people who can pull it off, but because I know that my jealous heart couldn't ever be successful in it. I always feel like one person isn't receiving the same attention as the other and it does things to me. Admittedly I haven't read a whole lot of these types of books for that reason.
That being said, when I do get the urge for this type of book, Roni Loren will always be my go to author for it. Again, not knowing much about the lifestyle, I can only assume that she writes these scenarios more realistically than most. At least when I think of this lifestyle and the people who live it, I hope that these are the rules that are followed.
I easily fell in love with both Ren and Hayes, though I felt more of a connection to Hayes and a pull to his character. I really enjoyed Cora and her guarded feistiness. She's insecure in a lot of ways but confident in strong in others. It was inspiring to see her accept who she was and not be ashamed of it. The three of them together really were "meant to be".
This story wasn't just lifestyle and sex though, the mystery and suspense aspect was intriguing, yet believable and I couldn't stop reading. And if ever there was a better way to end a book, I haven't read it yet.
If you enjoy a good poly/menage story then I know you'll love this one. If you're unsure about wading into this territory, I highly suggest reading Roni Loren to dip your feet in and test the water.
*I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review
I'm coming at this as a person who hasn't read a whole lot of menage/poly books and doesn't really know that much about the lifestyle. I'm not even sure if calling it a menage is proper?
Right off the bat I have to say that this type of relationship has always caused a problem for me, not because I'm judging the people who can pull it off, but because I know that my jealous heart couldn't ever be successful in it. I always feel like one person isn't receiving the same attention as the other and it does things to me. Admittedly I haven't read a whole lot of these types of books for that reason.
That being said, when I do get the urge for this type of book, Roni Loren will always be my go to author for it. Again, not knowing much about the lifestyle, I can only assume that she writes these scenarios more realistically than most. At least when I think of this lifestyle and the people who live it, I hope that these are the rules that are followed.
I easily fell in love with both Ren and Hayes, though I felt more of a connection to Hayes and a pull to his character. I really enjoyed Cora and her guarded feistiness. She's insecure in a lot of ways but confident in strong in others. It was inspiring to see her accept who she was and not be ashamed of it. The three of them together really were "meant to be".
This story wasn't just lifestyle and sex though, the mystery and suspense aspect was intriguing, yet believable and I couldn't stop reading. And if ever there was a better way to end a book, I haven't read it yet.
If you enjoy a good poly/menage story then I know you'll love this one. If you're unsure about wading into this territory, I highly suggest reading Roni Loren to dip your feet in and test the water.
*I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review