Nurse Lucy Seymour is challenged to live a life free of regret after the death of one of her elderly patients. Seizing the moment, she begins a no-holds-barred sexual relationship with Robbie, her pro-golf instructor. When the greenkeeper, Daniel, spots them in the woods and joins in, Lucy discovers she is in love with one man while having hot and wild sex with another. Where do life's regrets really come from?
THREE OVER PAR is well written with all the requisite sex scenes you expect from an erotic romance. Personally, I did not enjoy reading about Lucy's meaningless sexual relationship with Robbie. The fact that she rarely called him by name (usually referring to him as "Pro") highlighted the emotional emptiness of the interactions. She spent little time with Daniel, so it's unclear why they fall in love. Overall, I found the relationships among the trio unsatisfying (though Lucy develops a nice rapport with Daniel's grandmother).
Given a different premise, I would read more by Cathryn Brunet because I liked the tone and quality of her writing.
After seeing one too many patients die regretting the
things they haven't done, nurse Lucy Seymour realizes
she's been making the same mistake. So when Robbie, the
sexy golf instructor, makes his move, she responds with
uninhibited passion, telling him there's nothing she won't
try. Long sessions of foreplay lead to thrills and fantasy
fulfillment...until Lucy sees Daniel, the greenkeeper,
watching them. Watching her. And then Daniel does more
than just watch...he joins them.
Lucy might be exploring all of her secret fantasies, but
her reality is that she's a one-man woman...and for her,
that man is Daniel. But what does Daniel really want? Lucy
or the fantasy?
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