

Lucy Willis, 54, thinks her life had been on hold forever.
A chance meeting with two very attractive fifty plus men has her thoughts spinning.
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Bisexual men, First Nations Sebastian Daley and his long-time partner, Jack Rawlings, are immediately drawn to Lucy. When they tell her Sebastian is a Dom, with Jack his submissive, she becomes wary.
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But Lucy has a secret desire—she wants to be controlled in the bedroom.
She tentatively accepts their friendship which soon develops into a love match for the three of them.
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But fate deals Lucy and her men a cruel hand.
When Lucy’s forced to make a choice, it’s a no-win situation for her, and she knows her chance at happiness is ended.
This book has been previously published. This edition has been re-worked/re-edited. Sections have been deleted, other added, the story generally tightened up to make it flow better.


Loved it!
Jean Day
Another great book by Suzy Shearer. This is a rework of an old novel and I loved it. The three main characters are all interesting, each different from the other. I loved that it was set in my country, Australia, and talked about indigenous culture. There are certainly tear-jerking moments. One may trigger some people but I think the way it was written reads truthfully and I honestly felt for the heroine. Just have the tissues handy. There are some spicy sex-scenes, laughter, and sadness. All in all it was a fabulous book with honest, mature characters.
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Perfect 3 is a steamy, later in life, curvy woman gets her 2 men romance. I loved that all these characters were in their 50s. Lucy has always had a desire to be a submissive. She meets Sebastián and Jack, a hunky bisexual couple in a Dom-sub relationship, at a club. They are attracted to Lucy and have wanted to bring another into their relationship. They dance but part ways only to meet again. This was a steamy read but was more emotional than I expected with some serious family topics (suicide). The throuple came together somewhat organically and had great chemistry. We do end on a happy note but this one was pretty emotional for me.






