This is the first book I read by Becky Barker. I enjoyed it very much. Following Zack and Meri as they work out their pasts to be together kept me reading. I will be checking out more in this series as well as other books by Ms. Barker.

I received a copy of this story through Book Buzz, and this is my unsolicited review.

I am imagine that being a triplets entering adulthood is a startling experience. All your life everyone knows you as a triplet, then you go off on your own and no one you meet now knows you are a triplet unless you tell them.  

 

Here are some wonderful Romance where the Hero or Heroine is a triplet.  Enjoy the plenty!

 

My lists are never in any particular order.  I am a cat. I can't make up my mind. 

 

1. Dressed to Slay (Darkheart & Crosse Trilogy #1)  by Harper Allen

2. Midnight Secrets (Wildefire, #1)  by Ella Grace

3. Draw (Gentry Boys, #1)  by Cora Brent

4. Chasing Victory (The Winters Sisters, #1)  by Joanne Jaytanie

5. Mysterious Stranger by Susan Mallery

6. Must Love Lycans  by Michele Bardsley

7. Offside (The Barker Triplets, #1) by Juliana Stone 

8. How To Seduce A Duke by Kathryn Caskie

9. Prescott Pilots by Becky Barker

10. At the Edge (Psychic Triplet Trilogy, #1) by Cait London 

 

There are actually more! To vote from the best of the best go to my Goodreads list: Triple Threat: Romance Novel Heroes or Heroines who are Triplets. 

Hanchart Land - Becky Barker This book was absolutely a pleasurable, short, easy read. There were things that could have been explained better, a few minor editing details that would have been easy to smooth out...but all in all, a nice, easy, short book.

This has some awfully low reviews that almost convinced me NOT to read it...I am glad I didn't listen to those reviews. The book was a pretty typical romance book but it wasn't overly cheesy and it wasn't overly sweet.

Recommended for those who like books with very few antagonists. Most of the story revolved around the main characters figuring out their feelings for each other. Still a good read.

As always, just a couple thoughts. I liked that small town country life was portrayed as a mix of the racist, uninformed crazies and of good, hardworking wonderful people. It's an interesting dichotomy in our country right now, and the book accurately reflected my impressions of the south right now. It's easy to get caught up in the people that make the news and not so easy to remember that they aren't always reflective of the society in which they live. I thank Barker for reminding me of that.

I liked both Keri and Nick, as well as both their families. I liked that their relationship had to build the trust and that they both had issues with that.

The love story felt pretty real to me, even if it was fast. But the HEA didn't come after a couole weeks, thankfully. It gave me the touch of reality that so many rom susp lack - the characters had time to come down off their adrenaline highs, build a relationship over time (and distance) and cement a trust and love.

Well done.

This was really good! I liked how Keri handled herself when she first met her stowaway. She didn't immediately shoot him. She didn't call her daddy or brother to come get him. And she didn't jump to the conclusion that he was guilty. And I liked how Nick treated her with a bit of deference as well. He recognized that she wasn't an idiot. And he let her fix him up... then he got hold of the gun and turned the tables on Keri. Though it really wasn't to hurt her... just to ensure he got a bit more time to heal and figure out his next steps. And I liked how the trust grew on both sides. I also liked that he was so humble about his family and their wealth. Not that he hadn't taken advantage of it in his youth, but he always wanted to be his own person, and once he became an adult, he took care of himself.

I thought the suspenseful story line was great as well as the growing attraction and then love between Keri and Nick. I wanted to smack her when her dad said "Don't open the door to anyone" and then she does. Duh, lol! And I also really thought she was going to try to leave at the end. Which would have made me extremely sad. I absolutely loved that Nick came up with a plan and how he went about executing it and how he went about revealing it to Keri. It was a nice love story, great chemistry, and a good mystery to boot.