Cassandra Reads

I really felt sorry for Maggie at the start of this book. She couldn't figure out what was wrong with her marriage and couldn't understand why she'd been so upset when Jonathan left during her and Phillip's courtship.

The first sex scene made me mad, since Maggie seemed so scared during parts of it. What would Phillip have done if she really hadn't liked being spanked? Or if she'd hated anal sex? I find it strange that that never happens. Makes me want to write a book where the heroine doesn't like either one. Just to see what the hero(s) would do about it. Sorry, it really bothered me.

I was really happy to see Kate, Tony and Jason in this book, although I should have expected it. I really felt sorry for Maggie during the party, since everyone thought they had the right to tell her what she was doing wrong: the only men who had found a woman that was comfortable with two men, Kate (with Tony and Jason, had been told from the start that they both wanted her. I think that made a huge difference. I think if Maggie had been told from the start a lot of things would have been easier in this book. i'm not saying she would have went from it for the start, but she'd been so scared that they were trying to make her their whore after it was suggested that Jonathan should be in the bed with them.

There were too many "my darling(s)" and "my love(s)". We get it, they are all in love. No one really acts that way. It was sweet for a while, but overdoing it just got annoying.

Their disagreement with Maggie's mom was funny. I hadn't expected it, but it made Maggie see that she didn't really care what society thought. I felt sorry for Jonathan and Phillip when their friends came to the study door and Kate thought it was Maggie and Phillip. I was really amazed that no one saw that coming!! I did and Maggie noticed.