This book is pretty *out there* but I think the author pulls it off, which is kind of amazing. I haven't read many menage books but the ones I have avoided the homoerotic part in favor of the two men focusing on one woman fantasy. Here Kane really takes on the love triangle and develops each side, so to speak.The relationship between the men changes just as their relationships with the woman do. I liked the seriousness with which Kane considered the complications there and I think it worked. That said, the ending was too much (for me)-- too extreme, too unrealistic (can we remember that these people all *work together* so there are ethical/harassment issues that just get ignored). But as an emotional story about sex it's surprisingly nuanced, moving, and ambitious (I think)-- even sweet in some ways.