Harris Channing

What happens when social standing - stands in the way of what your heart wants?
What is to come when you are double crossed by your own blood?
Can you control who you fall in love with? If you could control it, would you?
What do you do when you feel like your life is hanging in a balance and you don't know which way to turn... or who to
turn too??
I hope you enjoy your story as much as I did....

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This story has it all love; hot sex, danger, murder and deceit. It will keep you wanting to read ahead to see what happens.
When you think you have it figured out something else happens and you think, Oh Wow.

Lust and treachery were two powerful forces behind this engaging story. The historical flavor was deliciously naughty
and the characters were complex. There were twists and turns that kept me guessing. It was unpredictable and a
pleasure to read. The tone and pace of the story is fast and entertaining. All three men in this story are unique and
flawed. But there is no sexual contact between the men. The focus is always on Goldie. The cover had me expecting
ménage elements. But Goldie isn’t sexually intimate with all three and never at the same time. I liked that. The sex is hot
and detailed in description. The ending is so unexpected but was simply “just right”.

Goldie and the Three Behrs is a prime example of "Don't Judge A Book By It's Cover." You have Goldie, who is a
sweet, perhaps headstrong young woman who is auctioned off by her family to marry someone she doesn't know, only
to find herself on the edge of a scandal when she discovers the marriage was a deception to trick Goldie into bed. Then
you have the elder brother, William, besotted by Goldie but promised by family duty to someone else. Ms. Channing did
an exceptionally good job developing the emotional bond between Goldie and William, as well as a good, solid plot to
keep the action moving and the reader guessing.

I expected a lot of sex with little substance. What I got was a very hot, fast read with likable characters and a lot of heart.

Goldie and the Three Behrs had quite a few surprising plot points. Just as I was getting to a point,my brain feverishly
working to figure out the next part Harris Channing would surprise me with yet another twist. The love scene with Edmund
and Julian is one of my favorites in the entire story. It is a m/m scene but it is not full detail, just enough to keep you
wanting more from these characters while lending to the story.

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