Over the Edge (Bridge, #3) by Meredith Wild Published by Waterhouse Press on November 22nd 2016
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Olivia Bridge, sister of Cameron and Darren and all around good girl. Tired of the standards that her parents placed on her to keep up, she leaves the glamorous life and relocates to New York to help her brothers open a chain of fitness centers. During the buildout of a new location, the investor sets his sights on her. He is arrogant and straight forward. He wants her and makes an indecent proposal. She could not believe that she is even considering it, but, he has piqued her interest. No strings attached is just what she wants and Will Donovan is the man who can give her what she needs.
Will Donovan is egotistical, arrogant, and all-around player! He does not do relationships at all, but, when he meets Olivia that may all change. He offers her a night of great sex with multiple orgasms. After their one night, he wants more. He wants to explore and discover every secret desire she has. She is perfect in his eyes and nothing will stop him from finding out…not even her!
Ian Savo is a free spirit. He is a firefighter at the same station as Olivia’s brother Darren. Darren has told him to keep away from his sister, but, when his roommate Will brings her home, he can’t stop thinking about her. He hears her cries of passion all night and he can’t help but fantasize about her. Will and Ian have shared women before and they wonder if Olivia will be open to having them both.
The Good:
This by far is my favorite book in this series. It was emotional and raw.
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The Bad:
I could not stand the Bridge parents. Especially the mother! She has no connection with her children and has no clue what they want or need in their lives.
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The Ugly:
I wanted more from the ending. Don’t get me wrong it was good, but, I wanted Ian to hold out a little longer so that Will could really understand his pain.
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Worth the Read?
There is nothing like a good ménage and this final book in the Bridge series delivered! The narrators really brought this story to life for me. I was enthralled from the beginning and I admired Olivia and her courage to explore her sexual needs. She was scared, but, willing to try what was offered and her ability to be open was breathtaking. I gave this read a Solid 5 Stars!
