Unbroken

BORING STUPID BOOK, THE MEN WERE A BUNCH OF PUSSIES AND THE WOMEN WERE WEAK NON EXISTING CHARACTERS.. NO STORY AT ALL, PREDICTABLE. SHE SHOULD OF WROTE ONE BOOK AND HAD ALL THE CHARACTERS IN THE SAME BOOK MAYBE THEN IT WOULD OF MADE SCENSE. SHE COULD OF SPENT MORE TIME WITH EACH COUPLE AND GOT MORE INTO THERE LIVES.

I ordered the wrong book. I thought I was ordering "Unbroken"which is an account of a pilot shot down during WWII. Did not realize that two books can have the same title. Will pay more attention next time.

BORING STUPID BOOK, THE MEN WERE A BUNCH OF PUSSIES AND THE WOMEN WERE WEAK NON EXISTING CHARACTERS.. NO STORY AT ALL, PREDICTABLE. SHE SHOULD OF WROTE ONE BOOK AND HAD ALL THE CHARACTERS IN THE SAME BOOK MAYBE THEN IT WOULD OF MADE SCENSE. SHE COULD OF SPENT MORE TIME WITH EACH COUPLE AND GOT MORE INTO THERE LIVES.

I ordered the wrong book. I thought I was ordering "Unbroken"which is an account of a pilot shot down during WWII. Did not realize that two books can have the same title. Will pay more attention next time.

They say three's company, but in Maya Banks case, three is the number of minutes that should be devoted to her latest book.

Unbroken is three stories about three couples that revolve around threesomes in one way or another. Now, the kink factor alone should be enough to keep a girl riveted, but, alas, not so. The characters and stories were weak and the sex was so unimaginative that I locked my jaw in a yawn more than once.

Perhaps, my expectations were Empire-State-Building high since her previous novels steamed up my room so much that it now doubles as a sauna. Colters' Woman was my gateway drug into ménage and For Her Pleasure was, indeed, a pleasure.

For Banks superfans, maybe this is work the price of admission though I would recommend swap, borrow, or steal instead. For the rest, leave the book unread and the binding unbroken.