Heroes: Three for the Price of One…

 Like heroes? I know I do. I love broad shoulders and chiseled abs and mountainous shoulders and thick muscled thighs. I adore men with tormented hearts and tragic pasts who feel they could never be good enough for the women they love. Good old-fashioned masculine protectiveness and male desire do it for me every time.

All of which is why my contemporary erotic romance JUST GOTTA SAY simply tickles me pink. It features not just one hero, or two, but ***three*** hot, sweet, sexy heroes. It’s a total threefer!!!

Jack Fenton, Noah Ryder, and Lucas Branson are best friends from college and roommates with their fourth best friend, Callie Davis. After years of good-natured flirting and secretive fantasies, something happens that brings the four together for one explosive night.

So, just who are Callie’s friends turned lovers? I’m so glad you asked! Let’s meet the heroes of JUST GOTTA SAY, shall we?

First, there’s Jack. Here’s how Callie describes him:

She dragged her focus back to Jack, whose enthusiasm brought out the boyishness in his ruggedly handsome face framed by all those golden layers. The big tribal tattoo shifted under the flexing muscles of his chest.

Mmm, delicious, no? And, here’s Noah and Lucas through Callie’s eyes:

Damn, they were gorgeous men. And so different. Dark and sexy Noah, so sweet but a little shy. Lucas, god, Lucas. The quintessential rugged man. Tall, athletic, with a few small scars around his left eye that always cut an edge into his expression. A study in contrasts—tough and vulnerable, hard-ass and gentle.

Gah, so good! Finally, Here’s a little more of Callie’s take on Lucas:

Lucas Branson, whose broad shoulders, big hands, and too-infrequent smiles owned her. He had short, brown hair that curled at the ends when he let it grow, the most masculine and perpetually stubbled square jaw, and hazel eyes that reflected the anguish he carried inside. She’d never known anyone who looked so tough and serious on the outside, but was so broken-up and vulnerable on the inside.

And, if these descriptions aren’t enough, here’s Callie ogling a little male/male affection by her two bisexual friends:

Noah’s curse surprised her almost as much as the desperation with which he clutched Jack and planted an aggressive kiss on his open mouth. The guys were so forceful with each other, and now that they didn’t have to hide themselves, their passion burst uncontrollably from them. Masculine hands tugged hair. Bare, muscled chests pressed and rubbed. Erections ground together through denim.

Um, yeah. Just, yeah. *grins*

So, that, my friends, is a Show and Tell Saturday sneak peek of the heroes of JUST GOTTA SAY!

Thanks for reading!

Laura Kaye

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Here’s the blurb:

Callie Davis stumbles upon two of her three male roommates in a surprising, molten-hot midnight tryst and discovers a side of herself she never knew existed. Desire to play with them grips her, and she can’t stop fantasizing about having multiple men, particularly her three long-time best friends.

Callie is thrilled when a guys’ night out gives her the perfect opportunity to recreate her fantasy, with the help of a threesome porn video and a bag of sex toys. That is, until Lucas, Jack and Noah return early and catch her in the act. More than anything, the guys want to make her fantasy come true. But Callie has a secret, and she can’t help wondering if being with all three men will risk the future she’s always wanted with one of them.

As three strong sets of hands caress and undress her, Callie surrenders to desire, because sometimes you just gotta say...yes.

WANT TO WIN JUST GOTTA SAY? Come visit me during the remaining stops on the Just Gotta Blog Tour virtual book tour! Here’s where you can find me:

10/4: Author interview at Tigris Eden's The Forbidden Blog

10/6: Three Way Thursday at Daily Dose of Decadence

10/7: Author interview at Book Lovers, Inc.

10/12: Guest blog at Mare’s Place

10/29: Show and Tell Saturday at Daily Dose of Decadence