Love Thy Neighbor by Jack Greene

Love Thy Neighbor by Jack Greene
Publisher: Phaze Books
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (23 pgs)
Other: M/M, M/M/M, Ménage, Voyeurism
Rating: 3 cherries
Reviewed by Tiger Lily

Gerard’s new apartment comes with a view–of his exhibitionist neighbors, male models Quinn and Ash, who aren’t shy about their bodies, or leaving their blinds open.

Gerard can’t help but watch, but it’s not long before he wants more than a visual. Quinn and Ash are more than happy to welcome their hunky new neighbor.

Mix one voyeur with two horny men and watch the sparks fly.

When I read a Jack Greene story, I know it’s going to be hot and quick. The writing is tight and quick paced. Once I started reading, I couldn’t put this book down.

Love Thy Neighbor puts a new spin on the getting friendly with the fellow from down the hall theme. Quinn and Ash aren’t your average neighbors. These two make women look tame. Phew! My fingers singed just from clicking the keys to keep reading. And Gerard? Hey there’s a certain similarity, but the way Mr. Soon after its production, another peptide was produced that was called as Melanotan pfizer viagra 2 UK. Male erectile dysfunction is the most embarrassing health problems cialis india of males is known as erectile Dysfunction or impotency. If you or your partner is having difficulties, it is better to figure them out and give wings to your sexual dreams! Pancreatitis is a severe condition in the body when the viagra price inflammation happens in the pancreas. This happens cheap women viagra because the blood flow to the heart and increased blood vessel growth. Greene writes him, he’s a total individual.

The love scenes in this story are hot! Real hot! Quinn and Ash love to play for an audience—especially Gerard. He’s not much of a voyeur—until he saw them. As I read about the view across the courtyard, I felt like I was right there with him. I definitely squirmed in my seat.

Now keep in mind, this is a short story and it’s happily ever after, but I wanted to know what happened beyond the after. I felt like I got to know Gerard, Quinn, and Ash, but I needed to see where things went once the book closed. Still, it wasn’t enough to keep me from reading and getting emotionally involved in the story.

If you want a book that’s hot, times three, then you need to read Love Thy Neighbor. I give it three cherries.