Harlequin's Blaze series is known for featuring love scenes much spicier than other lines they publish. However, Triple Threat is simply much too short to be appropriate for a Harlequin. The emphasis is so much on the sex scenes that there isn't sufficient time to bother with plot or character development. Erotica is fine, as long as you know that is what you're getting. However, I believe most people choose Harlequin for a romantic story, and that's where this one failed. The ending was also much too abrupt. There are supposed to be obstacles to the romance and difficulties in overcoming those problems. In this instance the obstacles were in their heads and the resolution was Eli and Tara simply decided they were no longer a problem. It had some real potential, as the characters, especially Tara, were interesting enough to keep me reading to the end. Ultimately, though, it was a disappointment, sorry to say!