Over The Edge (Bridge Series)

Wow. Sizzling hot. Not only one hot dominant, but two. Every woman's wildest dream. Meredith knocked it out of the park. I read it twice and may go back for the third round. Loved the way it ended, but was always rooting for Ian, my favorite. Thank you Meredith for another wonderful read and for taking me away for my crazy life for a while. Ladies, if you haven't bought this book, you are truly missing out.

I love how Meredith makes you feels each and every character's emotion. I have read both, Bridge and Crossfire series all while laughing and crying. Seriously, I could not put the books down. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

This story line was unexpected and very well written. I couldn't put it down. It's a great story about how love comes in all shapes and sizes and what works for one may not work for others. Loved this book. Couldn't put it down

I really liked this series. The Bridge family is HOT!!! This was my favorite book out if the series. I love how all 3 books are entwined, but their own stories. Meredith Wild is one if key favorite authors.

I love Meredith Wild writing, I was first captivated by the hardwired series. I've read it 3 times and this book was well written but story it's just too fictitious to me and not realistic. I understand it's a novel but still I stick to hardwired. Loved the first story the most definitely -Over my knees. Still will keep reading all Meredith wild books though

Poor Ian

I love ALL Meredith Wild's books, but this one just didn't sit well with me.

First off.... Poor Ian.
Second.. I just couldn't wrap my head around the 2 dominating characters. I can't say too much because I don't want to give anything away.

I wish there was more of a love story like the first 2 books

I really couldn't lose myself in this book because I didn't find the protagonist, Olivia, very likable and also found her fairly annoying in the other books in the series she made cameo appearances in. I'm sure some people will get into the libidinous tale but Olivia is basically a poor, little, rich girl with too much time on her hands and she can't seem to find her purpose in life. She's content being beholden to her parents for money for most of the book, although she runs to live with her brother so she's not completely under their thumb. Instead of focusing on herself and telling her parents to shove their money, so she really doesn't have to answer to them, Olivia instead gets involved in a no strings relationship with some control freak, manipulative, rich, a-hole. This guy convinces her it will be empowering for her to let him share her with his roommate (who is also her one brother's best friend), and she just goes along with it. She just comes off needy, immature, codependent and ridiculous no matter how often the author points out how witty and in control Olivia is. Plus the word vulnerable keeps being thrown around, which begs the question, how in control are you when this leads to feeling vulnerable? She's in fear of being used when, in essence, no strings relationships are all about using each other for a single-minded purpose -- sex. Then some reverse sister wives love triangle ensues and the reader has to believe that two guys who share women for sport fall head over heals for Olivia because she's just that interesting in her quest to outrun her unfulfilling existence. I'm not buying it and it doesn't speak to me. I found myself feeling annoyed and uneasy throughout the whole story. I would've preferred a sequel with Cameron and Maya or Darren and Vanessa than this annoying plot written under the guise of self empowerment. It didn't feel empowering and Olivia's journey wasn't relatable or endearing. I'm sure people will enjoy the erotica but Olivia could've been so much more. She was reduced to being a victim of circumstance who lets herself get led into situations that aren't in her best interest as a way of rebelling against her boring life and overbearing parents. We're lead to think that it's just about Olivia breaking the mold and living by her own rules but it would've made more sense if she took control of her life in more ways than just sex and her foray info this threesome didn't feel so coerced to begin with.

Meredith Wild is an excellent writer, dont get me wrong. Thats why i gave her a 3. But lets be real here... a menage a troi actually working out where two guys want to share not only the girl in bed, but in a relationship??? Are you kidding? Sick!

Oliver had the strength to leave home because of her parents and start out to build a new life. Working strong making her mark in New York! But she suddenly apparently needs sex so much she has sex together with both men at the same . I enjoyed all of her other books but this one I could not connect the darts of her main character Olivia?

I think of this story as an imperfect love, written perfectly. The characters are opened up to being so vulnerable that you can't help but root for the three of them to be happy together. I recommend this book to anyone looking for a sexy love story. Meredith can do no wrong!

Was this the same author from the other bridge books? It was awful. There was no character development. I never was able to get invested with any of the characters. All of a sudden poof your all in love. Not likely from two alpha males they what all of a sudden have an unbelievable epiphany and Olivia is the one? I don't buy it and the whole ending is just to much for me. How would that be a situation to happen? Super disappointed expected more from this author.