"Sometimes three is just the right number"

Kate Hanson was trying to start over after her divorce. Growing up in a totally dysfunctional family, she had picked a husband just like her dad. It has taken four years to get over having to file bankruptcy, and learn to stand on her own. Wanting a fresh start it hadn't taken much for long=time friend Scott to convince Amy to leave Helena, Montana, and settle in the same apartment complex as him in Patches, Oregon.

When Scott and his best friend Josh show up to help her move in, Kate realizes that it has been several years since she had made love to anyone. Being around Scott and Josh has her in a sexual frenzy.

Kate is attracted to both of them, and the feelings are definitely returned. But whom should she choose. She starts to fantasize about having two men courting her at the same time.

Will her friends become lovers? Will Kate finally feel she has her life together? What will the boys say when they find out about each other?

THREE TO DANCE is a unique story of someone who works hard to overcome her past. I love Kate; she never gives up on getting a life. She didn't take the easy road or become promiscuous. She always focused on her future. Both guys fit Kate in different ways. I hope there is a sequel to let us find out where the relationship ends up. Definitely recommended for erotica fans.

Reviewed by Patricia McGrew
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted August 1, 2003

Summary

When Kate Hanson moves to Oregon to start a new life for herself, she couldn't imagine two men in one day would catch her eye.

Living just under her apartment, is the wild and freewheeling blonde metal head, Scott, her old high school buddy. Just down the hall is Josh; serious, bookish, but no less attractive. Already burned by a marriage that flamed out in a divorce and bankruptcy, Kate has put all ideas of finding a good man out of her head. But Scott and Josh are coming close to changing her mind. Trouble is, she can't seem to choose which man she wants. Worse, the "twins", her matched pair of calico Persians, Laurence Olivier and Montgomery Clift, aren't able to offer any advice to the lovelorn. Should she take a chance and choose one over the other? Or, more outrageous, should she take both Scott and Josh on at once--and juggle her lovers?