Rainbow Reviews

BOOK BLURB:
When scientists David Tucker and Brendan Aaronson and their research assistant Jamie Hunter are left stranded in Antarctica on their Deep Ice project, things heat up fast between them. Tuck has been half in love with Brendan for the last year and Jamie is attracted to both men. One night, after a few drinks, Tuck and Jamie find a mutual attraction exists between them as well. As the storm rages around them, Tuck, Brendan, and Jamie discover their feelings for each other are too strong to ignore, but when they’re rescued and return home, will Brendan admit that what they shared is real, or will he ignore his feelings for Tuck and Jamie?

BOOK REVIEW:
Take three guys who are secretly attracted to each other and strand them together indefinitely and you get a few very hot nights. Tender feelings and intense desire create a tumultuous and angst-filled relationship. Jamie is openly gay, Tuck is bisexual but hiding his desire for Jamie and Brendan, and Brendan is straight (or so he pretends) and attracted to both Tuck and Jamie.

The dynamics between the men are fun and intense. Brendan’s hesitancy, and excitement, is endearing, Jamie’s experience and submissiveness is hot, and Tuck’s assertiveness is sexy. Polar Reaction is not just an erotic romance, it’s a good story too.

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