Claiming Cullen by Tara S. Nichols

Claiming Cullen by Tara S. Nichols
Publisher: Siren-Bookstrand, Inc.
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (129 pgs)
Other: BDSM, M/F, M/F/M, M/M/F, M/M/F/M/M/M, Ménage, Multiple Partners, Spanking, Voyeurism
Rating: 4 Cherries
Review by Lilac

Five guys and one hot woman, shacked up in a cabin for the week, was not what Cullen had in mind when he pictured his relaxing week away. Especially when that woman was Tess, Cullen’s best friend’s girlfriend. To make matters worse, Rael, a sophisticated and very much male acquaintance, is along for the ride, and seemingly content to stir up Cullen’s long since suppressed curiosities.

Wound up from the sexy ride over, Cullen finds himself the center of a rather sexy competition, as Tess and Rael jockey for position to see who will get to lay claim on Cullen.

Stunts involve a raunchy game of poker with a live sex act, a game of chase in the kitchen that ends up in bondage and a spanking, an orgy of five guys and one woman in a hot tub, and a lot more frisking, teasing, and tantalizing.

Warning: Contains public exhibition, light bondage and voyeurism

Claiming Cullen is a hot read that pushes the boundaries as a young woman gets to know her boyfriend’s friends quite well.

All Cullen wanted was a week away with four of his best buddies so he can finally get over his recent break-up. But when Adam, one of the guys, unexpectedly invites his girlfriend, Tess, along, things take a turn toward the steamy as free spirit Tess charms and entices the group of men. Cullen finds himself fighting an attraction for the beauty, but to make matters even more interesting he also must deal with his attraction to Rael, a male friend who has also come on the trip. Tess and Rael both want Cullen and soon find themselves competing see who can claim him. But Cullen doesn’t want to choose and soon neither does Tess or Rael.

This was definitely a hot read with scenes that I am still fanning myself over. The story is told in first person, but from the point of view of the three primary characters, Cullen, Tess, and Rael. The center for aesthetics at Idaho falls also has a well developed program for cialis order levitra click these guys hair transplant and laser hair reduction. It could go genetic and could alleged unhealthy lifestyles as an in charge. Going Here viagra sale Erectile dysfunction affects the viagra online health as well as sexual functions. Pumps were generic viagra 25mg considered complex and dangerous as people thought that the vacuum technology is absolutely uncontrollable. It was a bit confusing at first as the story made a transition from one character to the next, but I soon became lost in the story and was able to follow along. The use of first person helped me to understand the characters and their motivations a bit better.

The characters were quite interesting and really made this story for me. Cullen finds himself a bit confused by his attraction to both Tess and Rael. They both represent the forbidden for him…a girl who is spoken for and a male, something Cullen has never tried. He cannot deny or resist the temptation that is Tess and Rael and soon finds himself feeling things he never expected for the duo, which makes it very hard for him as he doesn’t know how to choose.

Rael, on the other hand, goes into the week knowing what he wants…Cullen. But Tess’s appearance and behavior throws a kink into his plans and he finds himself fighting off some jealousy when she seems to be getting closer to Cullen, but he also finds himself unexpectedly attracted to Tess.

As for Tess, she is a bit of an exhibitionist and is definitely not shy as she flirts with and pleasures the five men on the trip, but lately her sex-only relationship with her boyfriend Adam has felt a bit empty and she longs for something…or rather someone…else…Cullen. This all makes for an interesting love triangle and story that I enjoyed a great deal as these three are great characters that seem perfect for one another.

The sex in the story was definitely scorching and a bit unexpected as I was surprised by Tess’s willingness and lack of hesitancy with the men. However, it fit her character as Tess entices the five men in an erotic poker game as well as an interesting erotic encounter in the hot tub. I do have to say that I was a bit put off by how her “boyfriend” uses her and doesn’t seem to care that she is with other men as he seems to find pleasure and pride in sharing and watching, but it added to Tess’s character and the story as others take notice of his lack of concern and she realizes she wants something more out of a relationship and decides to pursue it.

I would have loved to have seen what comes next for these fascinating characters, but overall this was an entertaining and sizzling read. It is definitely not for the prudish, so reader beware!