Review: Sins&Mistrust (Escort, #3) by Isabel Lucero

 

Marc Edwards is a male escort in Sin City. He’s used to being into whatever his clients are into, and doing everything they fantasize about. He’s also used to keeping parts of himself from the people closest to him, and denying himself what he truly wants.
He gains a client who’s unlike any other client he’s had. Nathalia LaBelle actually tries to get to know non-escort Marc. She wants to find out what it is he fantasizes about, and isn’t bothered by the nature of his job.
Has Marc found someone to open up to? Will Nathalia be able to handle what he desires? What he craves? Lines begin to blur, and Marc struggles knowing a relationship with a client is something that can’t happen.
But what happens when Lincoln Cash, a man who has his own special relationship with Nathalia, comes into the picture with his own desires, rules, and sinful requests? Will they be able to get on the same page, or will mistrust run rampant and ruin everybody’s chances at getting what they want?

 

 

 

Review

"Live for you, love for you, and you'll have all the happiness in the world."

-Isabel Lucero, Sins & Mistrust

This story is about Marc, Lincoln and Nathalia.  We met them briefly in 'Unforgivable Sin'.  Marc meets Nathalia when she hires him to be her escort for an evening.  Their relationship grows as Marc spends more time with Nathalia.  At the same time he's introduced to Lincoln Cash.  Nathalia asks Marc to plan a date and share his fantasies with her.  She as well wants to share her fantasies with him.  On their date Natalia discovers she likes it rough.  She a little bit of a masochist while Marc is a touch sadistic.  When it's Nathalia turn she tells Marc she would like Lincoln to join in however she takes it one step further and shares that Lincoln is bi-sexual.  Marc admits that he's bi-sexual also. Although they seem the perfect match Marc still has a difficult time trusting that they can all be together without feeling jealous. Plus Marc hasn't shared with his friends that he's bi.   He uses the excuse he hasn't told his friends because of his job. 

Marc and Lincoln also have a difficult time admitting their feeling towards each other.

"It sounds like you two have chemistry that you don't know what to do with.  Maybe your need for the other is so strong that it frightens you both, so instead of talking about it or accepting it, you find ways to fight it, but eventually you succumb to the lust of it all."

There is emotional turmoil, acceptance, hot bedroom scenes and of course a happy ending (figuratively and literally).  I really enjoyed this last book. The characters learn to love and accept their relationship while understanding each other.  

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Sins & Mistrust (The Escort Series Book 3)