I totally love this book! It kept me reading and I never felt so anxious to see my husband. This book will make you imagine and want to be a part of the story. A must have!!! You will enjoy it. ( )

1) I read this because I needed a break from the slog which is Fifty Shades of Terrible and wanted a reminder that I do like the erotic romance genre.

2) "Pillow Talk" by Maya Banks is available separately as an ebook. As I enjoyed it significantly more than Shayla Black's "Her Fantasy Men," I recommend going that route. ("Pillow Talk" is the four star story. "Her Fantasy Men" on its own would have warranted a low three.) "Pillow Talk" shows the organic growth of multiple romantic/sexual relationships out of an existing, somewhat-kinky couple and their friends, complete with stubbed metaphoric toes and grown-up conversations leading to the resolution. "Her Fantasy Men" has a sexually-reserved woman falling into bed with her sexy neighbour, her boss, and her childhood best friend over the course of a week, and a happy poly ending that seems a bit pasted on.

3) I find polyamory stories without any bisexual attraction/contact a bit weird? Though fascinating, in a way. Both stories are about women forming simultaneous relationships with three guys (hence the name of the collection), with all three guys in the room and involved during at least one sex scene in each story... but no attraction or even contact between any two guys. (Though in "Pillow Talk," the guys are at least depicted as close, albeit platonic, friends. In "Her Fantasy Men," they view each other as rivals pretty much all the way through.) An example of infinite diversity in infinite combinations? Or maybe just YKINMK... ( )

These two very erotic stories kept my attention enough to keep reading and finish. I didn't notice much plot in Banks story about Zoe and Chase until the end and then I'm not sure hero's behavior was loving. Black's story about Kelsey and her boyfriends had an interesting premise but I'm not convinced they will really work it out.
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"Pillow Talk" by Maya Banks is about Zoe, Chase, Tate and Brody. Zoe is an ER nurse living with the guys who are firefighters, one of which Chase is her boyfriend. My fave is Brody so protective, quiet fierceness and just something about him draws me to his character. Zoe and Chase share some good fantasies and end up putting some of them into motion for each other in real life. Brody and Tate both have feelings for Zoe and their feelings are shared by Zoe as well which comes to the forefront later in the story. It was fun to hear about Mike Sanders from "Seducing Simon" he's still good ol' Mike. I personally love the idea of the 4 of them in a relationship and Maya does a really good job as usual balancing the action, emotions and pace of the story to make it a great read.

"Her Fantasy Men" by Shayla Black is about Kelsey, Rhys, Tucker and Jeremy.

"You've seen her masturbate?" Jeremy nearly came out of his chair.
Tucker nearly came, period.
HAHAHA makes me laugh everytime.

Okay back to business. Rhys is her Mr Fix-It, firefighter neighbor. Tucker is her childhood, always there for her friend. Jeremy is her Dominant, intense Boss. They all want her and that's where the free for all starts.

I do love Tucker and was so glad as the book progressed that he was skilled and ummm well endowed cuz yeah part of loving his character was the Southern Gentleman persona and all that, oh and when he gets his Dominant side out good lord is that HOT! This story pulls you, pushes you and then sets itself to rights.

These two authors made a great team and this book is HOT ;) ( )