Shadow's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 Once again, the writing team of Shayla Black and Lexi Blake has hit it out of the ballpark with the sixth book in the Masters of Menage series, Their Virgin Secretary. 
 Steamy, poignant, and captivating, the book features four people from damaged backgrounds who manage to stumble their way through a relationship to form a family. The hub of the family is Annabelle Wright, whose father died when she was a child, and her mother shut down, shutting Bella out. Her only sustained connection has been her best friend Kinley, whom we met in Their Virgin Hostage. That is, until she goes to work for three attorneys, Tate, Kellan, and Eric. 
 For the past year, she has yearned for the three spectacular men, but has been afraid to approach them, thinking they only saw her as their efficient office administrator. Until Kinley's wedding, when the three men decide they aren't going to wait any longer to claim her. But each of them has their own troublesome past. Tate is a nerd, incredibly smart, who could never impress his family no matter what he achieved. He also has no filter and speaks pretty much everything that comes to his mind. Which is why when he wants to approach Belle, he plans to offer his penis. I fell in love with Tate, and his care for Belle. 
 Eric is the smooth operator of the group, but his home life was a disaster because his father only appreciated him for his athletic ability. He and Tate formed a bond in college and they both know Belle is the one for them. 
 Kellan, on the other hand, can't trust any woman or any relationship because his father impregnated Kellan's wife and married her as soon as the ink was dry on the divorce papers. He wants Belle, as his submissive and lover but he doesn't want a commitment. But Belle is afraid that if Kellan doesn't buy into the family, the entire family will fall apart. 
 Throw in a haunted New Orleans mansion, complete with ghosts who pat Tate and Eric on the butt, (and slap Kellan upside the head, a puppy named Sir; and an intriguing mystery and you have the ingredients for a funny, touching, lively story that will capture the reader from page one and have them wishing for more when it ends.