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Book Blurb

Trevor Hawk has everything he desires. His Hawk curse gives him the excuse to take his pleasure where he likes. What more could he want? He goes to Hawksfell Manor and discovers Hawks who have love, too. But love isn’t meant for him.

Ivy Billings, lady’s maid at the manor, is lonely. She has a crush on the earl’s valet, Grayson, but he’s so cold. When Trevor arrives, it’s like sunshine breaking through the gray January. Grayson Emmett values his position. But he’s removed from the other servants. He’s secretly drawn to Ivy and can’t help but be drawn to this newest Hawk, too.

Trevor wants them both, and he always gets what he wants. As their passion escalates he begins to think he might want them forever. Will he admit the truth and confess his love? Or will he cling to his belief that he can’t have real happiness?

 

Book Review

This seventh book in the ‘Lords of Hawksfell Manor’ series surprisingly and delightfully adds some new perspectives to the Hawk curse. Reading the previous books would provide more angles and understanding of this intricate, strange, perplexing family saga, however, this book can be enjoyed on its own. It is a rather hot and a delicious read!

Trevor Hawk, Viscount Heatherton, pampers and feeds his Hawk beast with men and women whenever the necessity to quiet his insatiable sexual needs for at least a little while roars to the surface. He is quite familiar with his family history and his inherited damnation but he can and he does take any, all, and multiples to his bed when those sexual desires overwhelm him. Yet, he has heard of Hawks marrying. It seems too unbelievable and certainly a fate that would never...could never befall him. Oh how the mighty...!                                                                                                                                                             

Grayson Emmett, the earl's valet at the manor, usually presents a very cold and austere bearing to all the other members of the staff. He especially hides his yearning for one particular lady's maid, Ivy. He has been assigned to serve Viscount Heatherton during his stay. Trevor, as the Viscount prefers to be addressed, quickly engages Grayson in a discussion about Ivy's history with any previous Hawks who have been guests. Oh my goodness, but Grayson is soon a major player in Trevor's current and future sexual proclivities while he is a guest at Hawksfell. It is going to be a trial for Grayson to maintain his implacable deportment. Marvelous!

Ivy Billings, lady's maid at the manor, has a huge crush on Grayson. However, she is constantly reminding herself about what got her booted from her last employment posting and valiantly attempts to put a firm lid on her attractions. Yet, when the newest guest, a Hawk no less, boldly approaches her in a very suggestive manner, her inner urges boil up and race to the surface. There is a pleasing exchange of pleasuring somewhat out of character for Hawks but seemingly very Trevor like. The die has been cast and a threesome has been loosely entangled all via an unusually discreet and giving Viscount Heatherton. Completely delectable!

There are some common themes that haunt all of the books in this series. However, that only provides a loose structure upon which a grand and glorious new variation gets to display its wondrous nuances for one and all to revel within. Book seven does not disappoint, and is a solid addition to the series. If hot three-way action is a new or established interest, this book is right on point. Luscious!

 

 

 

 

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Additional Information

Format	ebook
Length	Novella, 26666 words
Heat Level
Publication Date	18-February-2014
Price	$4.50 ebook
Buy Link	http://www.bookstrand.com/trevors-truth