4.5 stars. I read the blurb and bought this, expecting a titillating tale. I wasn't prepared to get as emotionally invested as I had. 
 Mason is a college drop-out working as assistant manager/bartender in a bar in Durham, NC. He said goodbye to his Duke tuition and expenses when he defied his parents wishes regarding his future a few years prior. Oddly, his parents felt this "gay thing" was a phase he'd outgrow--but they couldn't abide a child not accepting the career choices they made. 
 While working, Mason meets Jack and Gray--two beat officers who are investigating a string of robberies in Durham. Mason finds the duo sexy, but can't imagine these burly men are gay. Still, the officers come into the bar time and again, and the subtle cues they leave lead Mason to imagine more than a straight fantasy. 
 It soon becomes clear that Jack and Gray are interested in Mason--as a third. This doesn't work for Mason, however, because he's afraid of coming between them--emotionally, not physicially. He's dying to "come" between them. Bah-dum-dum. 
 Anywho, Jack and Gray manage to have their sexy way with Mason. There are light BDSM elements--bondage, spanking, orgasm denial--and the pair think this is a great deal. Mason freaks. He's getting too attached to his fantasy, and is sure the bottom will fall out and he'll crash hard. 
 There's a lot of angst, not the least of which surrounds the fact that Jack and Gray are closeted, despite living together. And, when Mason comes under fire in the robbery-ring, it's an eye-opener. 
 I really enjoyed this. The sex was...nuclear? Yep, probably that hot. The story was interesting and believable. Have a sexy cop fantasy? This menage delivers--times two.