Title: A Million Tiny Pieces
Author: Nicole Edwards
Genre: Adult, Erotic Ménage Romance
Release Date: January 20, 2015
Mia Cantrell is happy to be rid of her lying, cheating, ex-husband. With her divorce final, Mia is moving on, grasping the reins of life once more. She’s learning to deal with the shattered remains while putting one foot in front of the other, taking control of her own decisions, and ultimately living one day at a time. Too bad the universe has put a hiccup (or two) in her well thought out plan.
Phoenix Pierce is putting the pieces back together after the death of his father. Between his multi-million dollar company, the NHL team he now owns, and the endless supply of women willing to share a bed for one night of uninhibited sex, he finds himself going through the motions. Until he meets Mia. Although he’s on a mission to win her, that doesn’t solve his problem of the other person he wants… the man he has denied himself for years.
Tarik Marx doesn’t think anyone could ever fill the void in his life the way Phoenix unknowingly has. That is until he meets Mia. Thanks to a fractured childhood, Tarik has to face a bigger problem: he doesn’t know how it feels to be loved. His past adds additional complexity when Tarik finds himself trying to figure out how he can have them both.
Is it possible for a million tiny pieces to come together again? And if they do, will that make the bond even stronger than before?
Erotic Ménage Romance
Mature Audiences
Let me begin by saying, Nicole Edwards is a master at ménage
stories and I’ve loved them all! I don’t know how she does it but that woman
knows how to write some HOT stuff. A Million Tiny Pieces was no exception. But,
that’s not the only thing. I get emotionally involved with her characters. And,
what Mia, Phoenix and Tarik had to deal with had my blood boiling!
I quickly fell in love with each character and several times
I wanted to reach into my kindle and throat punch a certain someone. Each
person was damaged in their own way and it was evident when they were together
that they needed and healed each other.
Another thing I loved about the story? No matter what lies
were told, when you put your faith in the right person, nothing else matters. Knowing
you can look someone in the eye and without a doubt you know that it’s nothing
but lies and BS spewing out of their mouth.
I really enjoyed seeing the banter between Mia, Phoenix and
Tarik. Mia was already having a hard time opening up to a man. Turn that into
two men and she’s a mess! But, she’s adorable and funny and figured out pretty
quickly how to handle these fellas.
Phoenix and Tarik has been friends for years and they were
both having a heck of a time keeping their feelings to themselves. Once Mia
enters the picture, there isn’t a need to keep quiet. They complete each other
like they’ve never experienced. Just be ready for the nasty outside forces
trying to make a mess of their lives. This is where the throat punching comes
in.
As you can tell, I truly enjoyed this reading experience and
I highly recommend you giving A Tiny Million Pieces a chance!
Visit Nicole Edwards Website each day, January 18th - 24th to view Bonus Content from A Million Tiny Pieces
New York Times bestselling author Nicole Edwards launched her professional writing career in July of 2012. Having been an avid reader all of her life and a huge fan of creative writing, it seemed the likely path for her to take. Since then, she has released fifteen books and has no plans to stop. As her full-time career/hobby, Nicole writes steamy contemporary and erotic romances.
Nicole is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author who was born and raised in Texas. Married with three kids and four dogs, she has plenty of interaction to keep her imagination brewing. Her books have been featured in USA Today’s Happy Ever After segment as well as Indie Reader’s best seller list. She has forged her way as an independent author.
Although she has a bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, she prefers to be hiding out in her writing cave, talking to the fictional characters that have built up in her head over the years.
When she isn’t writing or plotting her next book (sometimes translated to “playing on Facebook”), Nicole loves to read and spend time with her family and her dogs.
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