Mosaic Moon

by Jamie Craig

Emma Coolidge is accustomed to isolation. Born with the ability to read emotions, Emma reached adulthood without learning how to control her special gift, leading to a life of self-imposed seclusion.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08W7DK8MF
• ISBN13: 9798707216572
• Release Date: February 2021
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 316 Pages
• Weight: 0.73 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Good! Better! Hot! Hotter!

This third book in the series was even more satisfying that the previous books! The author does something that I appreciate...the building up of sexual tension between Gideon and Jesse. I love that when they are in the club we assume they are having a drink...until very slowly the author reveals to us the fact that Jesse is naked,collared and leashed! The slow introduction of Emma Coolidge was so very intense and erotic! We had to wait..and wait..until.. It was the best menage a trois scenes I can remember reading about. As always, there is also a good mystery to be solved. The new characters are well developed and other characters continue to unfold, especially as Gideon and Jesse continue to be sexy and hot! In bed and out. It was worth the wait! The next intalment is already ordered!

Mosaic Moon

Gideon Keel and Jesse Madding have a strong relationship that works for them very well. While Jesse is wildly in love with Gideon and happy in their relationship he still feels a strong attraction for their close friend Emma that makes him uncomfortable. Gideon, on the other hand, would like nothing more than for Jesse acknowledge that his feelings for Emma are love and to tell her - because Gideon believes that Jesse's feelings are returned. All in all, Gideon just wants to give Jesse everything that Jesse desires - but this time it happens that it coincides with something that he wants as well - Emma. Emma Coolidge has lived a life of isolation until she met Gideon and Jesse. These two men not only managed to befriend her, but also got Emma the help she needs to control her gift of empathy so she can enjoy a relatively normal life. What the men don't know is that she has always been attracted to them, even as she felt a prick of jealousy over the love they share. In the midst of it all Jesse is contacted by Black John, a dark mage, to help him track down someone who has been stealing from John. The problem with this is that Gideon hates John and this case might end up being more dangerous than anyone expects... When circumstances force Emma and Jesse to face the feelings they have for each other or lose the friendship that they treasure what will they do? And how will they cope with the changes it will require from them? The Master Chronicles 3: Mosaic Moon is a wonderful book that skillfully weaves in magic, vampires, love and intrigue while plunging us back into the hectic lives of Gideon and Jesse. In this new adventure Gideon and Jesse continue to explore the boundaries of their relationship while continuing to play their games in the bedroom with the added spice of including Emma in their lives. The dynamics of Gideon and Jesse are interesting and fun to read about as we get to know them better and realize that the bondage games that they play reflect some of their needs but do not necessarily encompass the entirety of what they feel and need from one another. Emma, on the other hand, as an empath is a great window into the feelings of both men and serves to balance their relationship while adding the softer touch that Jesse craves. When Gideon, Jesse and Emma come together they will set fire to your screen and have you sweating in no time. However, the suspense part of the story is more like a sub-plot rather than part of the main action which is all about romance and the relationship between Gideon, Jesse and Emma. Mosaic Moon is a great ménage romance that will satisfy every romantic heart - do go looking for Mosaic Moon the next time you go shopping! Sabella reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed