Reviews for Stacey Espino

I liked it. I just didn't think there was enough. I'd have liked to have seen more of their relationship with the three of them. I'd also have liked more of an insight into Ethan. The ending was very abrupt.

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It was good. But I felt like we got to know Josh but not the other men. It would have been good to have more about the four of them together in a relationship. It all felt a bit rushed.

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This was a fun read! I enjoyed the twist on the familiar tale, and of course Stacey always does hot shifters so well! Scarlet was a likable character and I found myself rooting for her from page one.

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I absolutely LOVED this book. As a 39 yr. old woman myself, I felt myself getting into the role along with Wendy. A woman who was torn between a man her age and a younger man. I have never read anything like this before. Great story Stacey! I highly recommend this book. I found it hard to put the book down. This is definitely a must read.

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Please give this a 4.5 for well written plus very erotic Whoa, cowboy! After fifty pages of teasing and almost-falling, I fell hard. Well, Wendy and I fell hard... when rodeo cowboy Jackson finally found the right way to approach the beautiful rancher, a woman fifteen years his senior. He had just wrenched her away from another man, and he felt very much the hero. Now, he had to confront Wendy as a real person, as a widowed mother of two near-grown daughters, a dog-hard-working rancher facing the ruin of her ranch who would accept nothing from any man. Mmmm, Stacey Espino certainly knows how to pace the erotic shimmers and trembles and awakening tremors of a woman. Once you start Midlife Ménage, I promise you that you will not set it down casually and have to remind yourself to finish it later. Wendy McCay is a fully-realized character. She is independent, tough, self-deprecating, lonely and scared. Jackson, only 29 years old, sees in her a woman with “history written on her skin and knowledge in her eyes.” Only trouble is--Wendy cannot seem to escape the prison she has made for herself, the cold isolation of widowhood, the determination to conquer the world on her own terms. The muscular, handsome and cocky cowboy Jackson seems to have all the right ingredients to bring her out of her sexual igloo. But her neighbor Wade, another strong man who lives near her, has loved Wendy for fifteen years. He has the money, and he has the desire to help her. And besides, Wendy has been attracted to him for years, too. But she has been too bottled up to return more than a smile. She recognizes his love and even begins to fall for his hand outreached in a gesture of help, and more . . . Which of these alpha males will win in the battle for Wendy? They have already admitted to each other that it will be a cock-fight, and may the hardest one win. In a surprising twist, the men decide to put up a unified front (so to speak), and finally Wendy is ready and eager to accept both sensual men--not one at a time, or on alternate nights, but at the same time. The resulting ménage is hard-core hot and sex-plosive, leaving nothing at all to the imagination. But the fact that the main character is a sympathetic and appealing woman makes the reader almost enter into her pleasure zones. That’s a trick that Espino has pulled off superbly, making us feel very good indeed when at last we close the book on her happily-ever-after. My rating is really a 4.5, but there is no option for half-way measures on the rating scale!

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I love this series and this one might be my favourite so far. I got sucked in by the characters and could feel the emotions each has to sort through as they move from three seperate people to a loving menage. Wonderfully written, I couldn't put it down once I started it.

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This is a really great first book for an amazing new series. I heard from a really reliable source that the next book comes out March 19th so I'm glad that I won't have too wait long. :) I really like Cassidy, she's already proving to be a complex character. As for the men...wow! What I wouldn't give to be stuck in a cabin with them. Especially Evan, super alpha male.

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Stacey Espino knows how to write menage. I really liked this book, I wondered for a minute if she would have to choose between the men but like any good menage...she got them all.

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I found this story a bit odd. I was detached from the characters. I didn't feel like there was enough emotion to pull me in and I really didn't get Angel's background. Why would handing over her stallion make her distrustful of others? After all, the man kept his end of the bargain. And her friends didn't have to sell their ranch after all. Wasn't explained enough I felt. Also she seemed to know an awful lot about sex, BDSM for an over-protected virgin living in a small town. And just what is with all the lead female character called Angel lately?

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This book went straight to my heart. I loved the story of the love these three men found with each other. Cal, Even and Waylon were all such likeable characters and I was cheering for Cal the entire time.

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