Unbridled
by Jeanne St. James
Welcome to Double D Ranch, the adults-only ranch resort where your fantasies become reality. Unpack, unwind, and get uninhibited…
Librarian Cara Leone fell down a rabbit hole when she began secretly reading very spicy books. They not only piqued her interest in that lifestyle, but made it abundantly clear how much her love life has been lacking in the intimacy department. On a whim, she books a week-long stay at the resort to see if the sweat-inducing romances she reads are more fiction than reality.
Dayne Lyons loves all things dirty. When he and his twin brother partnered to open the all-inclusive resort, he planned on using it as his own personal playground. How convenient was it to have a choice of guests at his fingertips to play out all of his fantasies? One night, when he runs into a very nervous Cara, he can’t ignore the obvious… This resort guest is out of her element.
Heath Thompson desperately needs a little getaway. The investment trader has been all work and no play for the last few years while financially recovering from his ugly divorce. However, once he arrives at the resort, things don’t go quite as planned. His unexpected attraction to both Cara and Dayne has him teaming up with the resort owner to help open up a whole new world for the innocent Cara.
Only, what starts out as a temporary partnership ends up being so much more.
Note: Unbridled is the second book in the Double D Ranch series. It’s intended for audiences over 18 years of age since it includes mature MMF interactions between all three characters. As always, the throuple has an HEA ending.
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Martial Peak Reviews
Jeanne St. James' Unbridled is a tantalizing exploration of desire, self-discovery, and the complexities of modern relationships. Set against the backdrop of the Double D Ranch, an adults-only resort where fantasies are not just entertained but encouraged, the novel delves into the lives of three distinct characters whose paths intertwine in unexpected ways.
The story begins with Cara Leone, a librarian whose life has been a series of quiet routines and unfulfilled desires. Her secret indulgence in spicy romance novels has awakened a yearning for something more, something beyond the pages of her books. This curiosity leads her to the Double D Ranch, a place where she hopes to bridge the gap between fantasy and reality. Cara's character is relatable and well-developed, embodying the internal struggle between societal expectations and personal desires. Her journey is one of empowerment, as she learns to embrace her sexuality and assert her needs.
Dayne Lyons, one of the resort's owners, is a character who thrives on indulgence. His love for all things dirty is not just a personal preference but a lifestyle choice that he has successfully integrated into his business. Dayne's character is intriguing, as he represents the freedom and liberation that the resort promises. His initial encounter with Cara is marked by a keen awareness of her discomfort, and his interest in her is both genuine and transformative. Dayne's character development is subtle yet significant, as he transitions from a man who views the resort as his playground to someone who genuinely cares about the emotional well-being of his guests.
Heath Thompson, the third protagonist, adds another layer of complexity to the narrative. As an investment trader recovering from a tumultuous divorce, Heath's need for a getaway is both physical and emotional. His unexpected attraction to both Cara and Dayne challenges his preconceived notions of relationships and intimacy. Heath's character is a testament to the novel's theme of self-discovery, as he learns to navigate his feelings and embrace a new dynamic that he never anticipated.
The interactions between Cara, Dayne, and Heath are the heart of the novel. Their evolving relationship is a blend of passion, vulnerability, and mutual respect. The MMF dynamic is handled with sensitivity and depth, highlighting the emotional connections that underpin their physical interactions. St. James does an excellent job of portraying the complexities of a throuple, ensuring that each character's voice is heard and their needs are met. The novel's exploration of non-traditional relationships is both refreshing and thought-provoking, challenging readers to reconsider their own perceptions of love and commitment.
One of the standout aspects of Unbridled is its setting. The Double D Ranch is more than just a backdrop; it is a character in its own right. The resort's atmosphere is vividly described, creating a sense of escapism that mirrors the characters' journeys. The attention to detail in the setting enhances the overall reading experience, making the reader feel as though they are part of the unfolding drama.
In terms of themes, Unbridled tackles the idea of liberation and self-acceptance. The novel encourages readers to embrace their desires and to seek fulfillment on their own terms. It also explores the notion of vulnerability, as the characters learn to open themselves up to new experiences and relationships. The theme of empowerment is particularly evident in Cara's journey, as she transforms from a passive observer of her own life to an active participant.
Comparatively, Unbridled shares thematic similarities with other works in the erotic romance genre, such as those by authors like Sierra Simone and Tiffany Reisz. However, St. James' approach is distinct in its focus on character development and emotional depth. While the novel contains explicit content, it is never gratuitous; instead, it serves to enhance the emotional connections between the characters.
Overall, Unbridled is a compelling read that offers more than just steamy scenes. It is a story about self-discovery, acceptance, and the power of human connection. Jeanne St. James has crafted a narrative that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, making it a standout addition to the Double D Ranch series. For readers seeking a romance that challenges conventions and celebrates the complexities of love, Unbridled is a must-read.
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