The Briar Rose: Blended Family by Sean Michael

Publisher:  Sean Michael
Date published: February 1, 2016
ISBN: B01BDT77ZM
Romance M/M
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Reviewed by Gabrielle (meingee@yahoo.com)

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Rating: 4 Hearts

Two couples, four different men but all trying to find a way to be together as a unit. Each couple may be in the lifestyle but the Doms and subs could not be more different if they tried. Each couple has their own problems to deal with and putting them together could either spell destruction or heaven. Which it will be is a mystery. The four men go to Matt and Adam for help in discovering the ins and outs of their new relationships and if things can actually work out for the better. As much as the men want things to work they understand that it will take time and work. Which way will this trial tip the scales?

This story is a sweet read. As sexy as these men are we get to see the inner workings of their relationships and how they deal with coming together as a family. All the men must find a way to work together and not let emotions rule. Each sub has his own battles to fight and must learn to find a way to trust and open himself up. I loved seeing the men find their way through it all. The love that they share is evident in all that they do. It was nice to see the men open up and share as well as fight for their love. Trust is earned and new bonds are formed as the old ones grow stronger. I really enjoyed seeing these men find a way towards their happy ever after. They open their hearts and enjoy each other without regret. The author does a good job of bringing these characters and their emotions to life. Love and trust go along way and these four men learn this the hard way. Devon, Swan, Peter and Max are each their own men but together they work. I would love to see more from them in the future and see just how things continue with them.

This is an objective review and not an endorsement of this book.