The Billionaires
A Billionaire Menage Romance
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Publisher Description
100 Shades of Sin...
In The Billionaires, Calista Fox delivers a sexy and sensuous friends-to-lovers tale with a delicious love triangle twist.
Jewel Catalano, Rogen Angelini, and Vin D'Angelo had been childhood best friends, spending every possible moment with one another. Rogen became her first love, the first one to show her what pleasure could be. Until a volatile feud erupted between their powerful California wine country families and she and Rogen were torn apart from each other. What she didn't expect was to find comfort and passion like she had never known in Vin's arms and bed. But when that too ended in disaster, Jewel moved to San Francisco to work for the Catalano empire. Years later, a series of daring acquisitions brings Jewel back to River Cross, the hometown where Rogen and Vin have recently returned as well. Jewel has the curves, the smarts, and the success to bring any man to his knees—especially the two men who remained best friends and still burn to possess her.
Mixing family business with erotic pleasure ignites a smoldering love triangle. But in order to pull off the bold deal that will build the trios’ own legacy and to stay in their heady, sensual paradise, they must discover what true love really is—or lose everything their hearts' desire, in The Billionaires by Calista Fox.
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In this middling initial entry in Fox's (Burned Hearts) Lover's Triangle series, an ambitious heiress attempts to broker a land deal with a rival family, only to run into complications of the heart. As soon as Jewel Catalano runs into former flame Rogen Angelini, whose father is balking at selling her the acreage she desires, sparks once again fly, and they wind up in bed. But when Rogen's best friend, Vin D'Angelo, the other love of Jewel's life, also turns up ready to seduce her, she sees only one fitting solution to her dilemma: have both men at once. The trio are spectacular at satisfying one another, but they have a host of emotional issues to work through, as well as their feuding families to deal with. The storyline sizzles with excitement and eroticism, but the emotional tension often feels forced, and the resolution, though satisfying, lacks punch. Despite (or perhaps because of) some extremely intimate threesome scenes, Rogen and Vin feel compelled to assert their rugged heterosexuality and alpha personalities on a regular basis. This m nage makes for a great fantasy, but lacks relatability.
