This fucking book has to come along and perpetuate those stereotypes. As if the world alone isn't already calling us 'confused,' 'dissatisfied,' ec. This fucking book gave bisexual people a BAD name. In fact, let this be a lesson to everyone who thinks bisexual people are 'cheaters' or 'individuals who can't be satisfied with only one partner.' Number 2: Olivia (the author) needs to learn what being bisexual means! So, he basically just told the poor girl that her pussy isn't enough to satisfy him. He lead the female love interest on, only to tell her later that he can't come without having a man penetrate his ass. He became this (confusing) asshole out of NOWHERE. I instead found myself, mentally yelling a couple of times throughout, 'WHAT THE FUUCK HAPPENED TO TREY!' He was the carefree, bisexual character, who was charming to the bone and I wanted to read his book to find out how he finally finds his LOVE.īut then, when I do finally reach the book, thinking that I was about to read some hot, threesome love story.

Number 1: the author is unfaithful to her own character. (I've never left a review on a book before, so.you understand.) So much that I felt like I needed to come here and leave this review. That's how negatively this book affected me.

In fact, I stopped reading Olivia Cunning's books, period. I stopped reading the series after finishing this book. If they allowed a ZERO star, I would have given it, instead of wasting a whole star.

Double time by olivia cunning