A trio of trios! (Or should I say a threesome of threesomes?) In this three-story anthology from J.L. Merrow and Josephine Myles, they assemble previously published stories with an M/M/M flair. And there's definitely a lot of flair in this book. Featuring a shy guy working in a gym, a birthday celebration, and a trip to the dentist, there's quite the range here. And not a single one of the stories disappoints.

Includes:
Kit Bag by J.L. Merrow
Unwrapped: The Birthday Gift by Josephine Myles
Getting a Filling by J.L. Merrow

These two authors are ones who always put together unique and fun stories. These shorts are prime examples of their ability to do just that. Even though they're all previously published, I hadn't read any of them before. And I'm glad I finally got the chance to do so. This is part of the Mad About the Brit Boys collection, and I'll definitely be seeking out more of those books after reading this...

[Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.] ( )

It's no secret these are two of my favourite authors. But equally threesomes aren't one of my favourite tropes.

I'd read the first of these stories before; Kit Bag by JL Merrow. But I read it again and enjoyed it just as much as the first time. I'll leave my original review here: A well written 3some fantasy come true with the implication of a continuation to the relationship.

The other two were new to me stories:
Unwrapped: The Birthday Gift by Josephine Myles

An interesting and smutty tale of love, desire, and open relationships.

Getting a Filling by JL Merrow

The funniest of the three stories. The dentist stuff both made me cringe and laugh. Colin and his inappropriate comments with hysterical.

I think it is easier to read threesomes in a shorter story. Possibly because you haven't invested the time in the characters. The introduction of a third doesn't suddenly negate all you've read into the relationship. In all these cases the couples are actively looking for company, they make all the moves, and they have either discussed it or it is part of their regular relationship. ( )

It's no secret these are two of my favourite authors. But equally threesomes aren't one of my favourite tropes.

I'd read the first of these stories before; Kit Bag by JL Merrow. But I read it again and enjoyed it just as much as the first time. I'll leave my original review here: A well written 3some fantasy come true with the implication of a continuation to the relationship.

The other two were new to me stories:
Unwrapped: The Birthday Gift by Josephine Myles

An interesting and smutty tale of love, desire, and open relationships.

Getting a Filling by JL Merrow

The funniest of the three stories. The dentist stuff both made me cringe and laugh. Colin and his inappropriate comments with hysterical.

I think it is easier to read threesomes in a shorter story. Possibly because you haven't invested the time in the characters. The introduction of a third doesn't suddenly negate all you've read into the relationship. In all these cases the couples are actively looking for company, they make all the moves, and they have either discussed it or it is part of their regular relationship. ( )