Wednesday Book Whoreding

Happy Hump Day!

Today I'm reading "Never Enough", Book 4 of the Brown Siblings series by Lauren Dane.

I'm just starting the book, but the jist of it seems to be that brother Adrian, who is a famous Rock Star, has a son he never knew about. Gillian is the boy's Aunt, who adopted him after her sister, the boy's mother, didn't want him. Thirteen years later, the sister is dying and reveals who the boys father is.

The Brown Siblings series is a Contemporary Erotic Romance series set in Seattle, featuring Erin, Adrian, and their older brother, Brody, who raised them after their parents died.

Book 1: "Laid Bare" features sister Erin, a wild, tattoo'd rocker chick, and Todd, an uptight cop who thinks Erin isn't his type.
Ten years later, following an injury on the job and the end of his bad marriage, Todd returns and he and Erin, who has suffered a terrible tragedy, end up together.
But they both also end up falling in love with Todd's long time best friend, Ben, and it turns into a long-term romantic menage.


Book 2: "Coming Undone" is big brother Brody's story. Little sister is married (to two men) and is safe and happy, little brother is enjoying his rock stardom, all is good in Brody's world. Things get even better when single mom, Elise, and her little girl move in across the street.  Having come out of an abusive marriage, Elise is no more interested in a relationship than Brody is, but agrees that they can very nicely enjoy being friends-with-bennies.

Brody's also had a real long term friends-with-bennies deal with Raven, who doesn't want to give that up when Elise comes along.

This new(ish) song, "Someone Like You" by Adele reminded me alot of Raven when I first heard it:



Book 3: "Inside Out" is Ella and Cope's story. Ella is Erin's friend and works in her Cafe. Several years before, her husband tried to kill her and it's taken her awhile to get herself and her life back together.

Cope is Andrew Copeland, Ben's younger brother, who's generally known as a player and womanizer, but really has a deeper, more sensitive side. And he's loved Ella for a while.