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Original Title:	Second Chances ASIN B00BH34Y74
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The McLendon Family Saga #1

Second Chances (The McLendon Family Saga #1)

D.L. Roan

Kindle Edition | Pages: 266 pages

Rating: 4 | 3774 Users | 457 Reviews

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Title	:	Second Chances (The McLendon Family Saga #1)
Author	:	D.L. Roan
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 266 pages
Published	:	February 16th 2013
Categories	:	Romance. Adult Fiction. Erotica. Menage. Westerns. Contemporary. Contemporary Romance

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This book has been re-published as "The Heart of Falcon Ridge”. It is now a part of "The McLendon Family Saga” and no longer available in print/eBook formats.

HEAT WARNING: Second Chances is an erotic romance containing sex, ménage, cowboys who like to talk dirty, and some violence. Oh, and absolutely no action between brothers, because that would just be awkward.

Six years after the McLendon brothers lost their wife during the birth of their twins they are merely existing. Focused only on running their ranch and raising their boys, finding another woman to share their hearts with isn't even a dot on their map...until Claira Robbins drops into their family like a baby bird falling from its nest.

She certainly ruffles more than a few feathers. Matt and Mason believe she is the one who will heal their hearts and their family. Their older brother Grey? He plans to live the rest of his life comfortably numb from the neck down, even if it kills him...and it just might if Claira's lethal past catches up to her.

Can they convince Grey to let go of the past and give love a second chance? Or will his own haunting secret destroy what is left of their family for good?

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Ratings: 4 From 3774 Users | 457 Reviews

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3,5 long live anal plugsI've never been more unsure of how to rate a book. I am not even sure why I chose to read this book, as in I really can't remember the moment when I actively decided I wanted to read it and set to purchase it. Menage, multiple partners, poly...not my usual preferred genres. I have a conflicted, ever-developing relationship with poly, so I not-so-subconsciously try to avoid books with these elements, at least I did. I think I landed on a pretty fluffy ground for a casual

This was an unexpected gem. Its been awhile since I've picked up anything containing cowboys and if I did it had something to do with the Sacketts (props to Louis L'Amour fans). This was good and all of the main characters were so very, very likable.So, lets break it down a bit with an Angie facts: 1. Vaqueros son muy caliente. Some serious ... 2. There is nothing more endearing than a guy getting all emotional.3. There's nothing better than a book that has you cackling like a loon. Who knew

Enjoyed this one. Fit cowboys, sexy girl, kids, dogs and puppies, suspense, mystery, menage. Seemed to have it all. Good debut novel.

I absolutely loved this story. It was the first time I've read this author.

this sounds good but me and "dead spouses" don't mix well

Claira Robbins is the name she's been given and she's starting a new life in Grasslands Montana and while she's been assured she's safe Claira knows it's only a matter of time before her past catches up with her.The McLendon brothers Grey, Matt and Mason were all married to the same woman Sarah who died giving birth to their twins Connor and Carson. In the six years since her death none of them have been able to move forward, they can't imagine living separate lives but then they can't imagine

So, this is one type of menage story that I would have never pictured myself picking up. The idea of one woman with three brothers-not just three men, but brothers-is actually outside of my normal comfort zone, primarily since I have not read anything like this before. But expanding horizons is usually a good thing, and in the case of The Heart of Falcon Ridge that definitely holds true.I have to be honest-once I knew the idea behind the story, I wasn't expecting a whole lot from the writing or