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Review: Pleasure's Fury: Billionaire Assassin Menage Romance (Masters' Admiralty Book 3) by Lila Dubois and Mari Carr

Review of Pleasure's Fury: Billionaire Assassin Menage Romance (Masters' Admiralty Book 3) by Lila Dubois and Mari Carr



When Antonio rescues Leila and Karl from the torture Six has put them through, he opens the door to a trinity that shouldn't exist, hasn't been pre-arranged. And yet, Leila, Karl and Antonio can't help but fall for each other as they race the clock to find Ciril and even more importantly, the person pulling the strings on the whole operation, the business of killing and torturing people, both part of Masters' Admiralty and not.


I said it before, and I'll say it again because it's true - this series and Trinity Masters are an exciting hybrid of National Treasure and The Da Vinci Code, with all the action, intrigue and suspense both those movies bring, plus the added bonus of steamy, sexy chemistry. The ongoing mystery of who the villain is, and when the Masters' Admiralty will catch him or her is the driving force behind this story, but the relationship between these three is given equal weight and it's all the better for it. I love the fact that their trinity is not an arranged one, rather, one borne of pure chemistry and feelings, but is just as important and beautiful as all the pre-arranged trinities that have come before them. And I love how their relationship played out. I am now dying for the next installment of this exciting, sexy series!!

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