The Heiress’s Harem: Book One
Mia Harrington’s father just lost his brave battle with cancer. Naturally, she’s devastated. With her mother long-since dead, and no siblings, Mia has a great deal of responsibility to shoulder. She’s also the sole beneficiary of her father’s estate. Or so she thinks.
Unbeknownst to Mia, her father made a change to his will. She can still inherit, but only if she marries a suitable man within twelve months. If she doesn’t, her vile cousin will get everything. Determined not to lose her beloved childhood home, she resolves to find someone that fits the bill. What she isn’t expecting, however, is for that someone to be into sharing women with his best friend. In the meantime, Mia’s friendship with the estate gardener has blossomed into so much more.
She can’t possibly plan to marry one man, while also being involved with two others …or can she?
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Reviewer: Alberta
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I’m confused. There may be prequels & sequels to this one, but it left me quite up in the air at the end.
Mia is about to inherit a large empire from her father, but to keep it, she has to marry a man of similar station to her own within 12 months. Without the ‘suitable marriage, she will lose everything.
However, she falls into a loving relationship with the gardener, who is not considered to be the ‘right sort’, so she also consorts with Elias & Alex, who are quite suitable. It seems that all 3 are willing to share her, but Elias & Alex never meet Thomas, or even hear about him, in this book. Thomas knows about them & doesn’t even mind that Mia will marry one of them, while carrying on a menage with both.
In the end, we don’t find out which one she marries, or if she marries at all, although she does end up with Thomas for the time being. Maybe she runs off to Tahiti with Thomas & lives on a beach for the rest of her life.
Anyhow, I usually like Felthouse, & the sex is volcanic. I was just left up in the air….
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