Last Day on the Insatiable Reads Tour!

Last day on this amazing tour introducing some great authors!!  I had so much fun working with these lovely ladies and I hope they will stop back by here again!!  I have the naughty Julia Kent with me today, and we plotted out a yummy post to go out with a bang!!  So here is Julia telling us why 3 (you knew that was coming!) is sooooo much better than 2!!

Top 10 Reasons Why Three is Better than Two

by Julia Kent

10. There's always someone to rub both your feet at the same time.

9. One to give you pleasure, and one to run out to the store and buy the salted caramel ice cream.

8. Two alphas. Need I say more? ;)

7. You turn heads when you go to weddings.

6. Multiple orgasms come with multiple people. Now that's some fun math. ;P

5. Two guys taking showers every day. Twice as many slippery sex opportunities.

4. All those naked pecs and glutes and...what was I saying?

3. Sometimes the guys have friends who come over and lift heavy things for you. Shirtless. And sweaty. And...was I writing something?

2. Good things come to those who use astroglide in all the right places. And I mean ALL.

1. Twice as much unconditional love.

Julia Kent's newest book, Suspiciously Obedient (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DRBA8WO/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00DRBA8WO&linkCode=as2&tag=satprepcoursealt), is book two in her Obedient series:

AFTER A BILLION PEOPLE WATCH YOU MAKE LOVE, WHERE DO YOU HIDE?
A fake persona with very real emotions...
As "Matt Jones," CEO playboy Michael Bournham has just stumbled into his wildest dream and worst nightmare while playing a middle-management employee role for a reality television stunt. Getting caught making love with his administrative assistant, Lydia Charles, on camera let unscrupulous Hollywood producers blackmail him before launching the video on YouTube. Fired from his job and ridiculed on social media, Mike needs to hit "reboot" on his life. Hiding Lydia away in Iceland with a made-up job, he sends his best friend Jeremy to watch over her. Meanwhile, he disguises himself once more and booked a cabin at Lydia's family's campground in Maine, to immerse himself in her world.
A best friend with deeper intentions...
After more than a decade of world travel and hedonistic fun, dot-com millionaire Jeremy wants more out of his friendship with Mike, but more than that - he wants Lydia. Struck by her beauty and essence, he follows Mike's order and obeys, courting her with a friendship that quickly becomes a deeper bond, charged by Lydia's fantasies about him - and Mike. Unable to resist, he becomes her confidante and bedmate, helping her to come to grips with her impulsive decisions and to find her way back home to Maine.
A woman torn by desire...
Lydia accepts the move to Iceland to become the Director of Communications for European Operations not realizing it's a sham position Michael Bournham created to help hide her from the firestorm of the viral sex tape. Living in a new country should be fun, but side glances and whispers from her new Icelandic employees dig at her. Ignored by her new boss at Bournham Industries, Lydia's disenchantment with her bold move is softened only by Jeremy's appearance. Wild and loose, he fills a void in her life - and soon fills her bed.
When she decides there's no place like home, the new couple embarks for her family's campground - and Jeremy's suspicious obedience will be revealed.

BIO:

USA Today Bestselling Author Julia Kent turned to writing contemporary romance after deciding that life is too short not to have fun. She writes romantic comedy with an edge, and new adult books that push contemporary boundaries. From billionaires to BBWs to rock stars, Julia finds a sensual, goofy joy in every book she writes, but unlike Trevor from Random Acts of Crazy, she has never kissed a chicken.

She loves to hear from her readers by email at jkentauthor@gmail.com, on Twitter @jkentauthor, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/julia.kent.100. Visit my blog at http://jkentauthor.blogspot.com