Twisted Ink by A.M. McCoy

All sex and no plot.

Not necessarily a bad thing. So if you’re looking to break a reading slump, don’t want to think too hard, or you’re feeling a little frisky, you might enjoy this one.

The story follows Reyna and her boyfriend, Dallin. They’re happy and in love, but Mr. Dallin also loves his two best friends, Trey and Parker. He proposes that the four of them enter a poly relationship, and Reyna agrees. The majority of the story follows them navigating that while screwing each other’s brains out.

That’s really it. The only real point of contention is Trey fighting his desire to love (and screw) Reyna. But ultimately, he gives in, blows her back out, and they all live happily ever after. They even propose to her at the end. I can’t remember what state they live in, but I don’t know how that’s going to work legally.

I’ll give this one a 2.5 out of 5. It was fine. What I’ll remember most, though, is the note at the beginning:

This one is for the sluts.

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