Ladies Man: The Manwhore series Book 3 by Katy Evans

From the first two books of the series, we know without a doubt Tahoe Roth is really a Manwhore.  He’s not very particular about which women or how many he is with at a time.  He and Gina call themselves friends.  When something is wrong, Gina calls Tahoe to help her.

This book is super slow burn.  Finding out why Tahoe is the way he is will shock you as much as it did Gina and I.  Once the damn breaks, Tahoe can’t hold back any longer and then things start to burn.

The three of us were very pleased with how everything turned how and how good Tahoe and Regina were for each other.

Manwhore +1: The Manwhore series Book 2 by Katy Evans

When Manwhore ended, Rachel and I were concerned Saint would never forgive her for not being truthful about her purpose in meeting him.

The beginning of MANWHORE +1 is very aptly, her “expose” on Malcom Saint for Edge.  The words have great meaning throughout the story.  But Saint wasn’t interested in Rachel’s affections, he wanted her to work for him on Interface as a writer.  His motives will become clear.

This whole book is one step after another in trying to repair Saint’s hurt and his anger with Rachel.  He said the job with him was open until she said yes.  She never wanted to be his employee.  Both Saint and I realized she also wasn’t ready to trust him completely as she still noticed and asked about women from his past.  Her insecurities were met with the patience of a Saint.  

So why were Rachel and I weeping at the end of this book?  I encourage you strongly to find out. You’ll find out soon enough how Saint became they way he is and come to appreciate Kate the ending that much more.

Manwhore by Katy Evans

There aren’t the words to characterize how deeply this book enthralled me.  The way the first book ended just sucked all the critique I had been thinking about out of my lungs.  I’m left standing just like Rachel unsure of what will happen in the next few seconds.

Saint is indescribable.  I don’t think MANWHORE describes him but who knows?  We only get to see what he chooses to reveal and it hasn’t been like he is planning to be with any person and be real with them, but every encounter with him takes our breath away.

To be perfectly honest - I have to stop writing about this book so I can start reading the next.