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Frenesí

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Ash, Jace y Gabe son tres de los hombres más poderosos de la ciudad y están acostumbrados a conseguir todo lo que desean. Todo.
En lo que respecta al sexo, Ash McIntyre siempre ha explorado su lado más salvaje, llevando sus relaciones al extremo y sin comprometerse emocionalmente de ninguna manera. Exige tener en sus manos el control y prefiere a mujeres pasivas, a las que les gusta ser dominadas y que incluso ha llegado a compartir con su amigo Jace.
Sin embargo, ahora Jace mantiene una relación con una mujer que no está dispuesto a compartir y Gabe está con alguien que le da todo lo que quiere.
Los cambios en la vida de sus mejores amigos hacen que Ash se sienta por primera vez inquieto y frustrado. Es en ese momento cuando conoce a Josie, quien parece inmune a los encantos y la cuenta bancaria de Ash. Intrigado, la cortejará con la convicción de que Josie no conseguirá resistírsele. Lo que nunca imaginó es que la mujer que se atreviera a decirle “no” sería la que lo llevaría al límite de su deseo.
La trilogía Sin aliento está compuesta por Éxtasis, Fervor y Frenesí.
LanguageEspañol
Release dateJan 16, 2014
ISBN9788415952145
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Maya Banks

Maya Banks is a #1 USA Today and New York Times bestselling author whose chart toppers have included erotic romance, romantic suspense, contemporary romance, and Scottish historical romances. She is the author of the Breathless Trilogy, the KGI series, the Sweet series, and the Colters' Legacy novels.

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  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    Really enjoyed the end of this series. I liked the story line and the main characters together. Everything happens fast in this series so that's to be expected. I was upset at what happened to Josie because it had nothing to do with her and they were thinking about trying to protect the other girls after the fact when it was Gabe's fault. I was glad that Brittany was on the up and up because Ash needed some family he was lonely and felt like a third wheel when they went out. Overall i really liked the book.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    I should say I gave up trying to read it today. I really love Maya Banks, I do! But this one was EXACTLY like the first two. No point in reading anymore when the ending will be identical.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    The only reason I read this book was to complete the trilogy, but it was just as bad as the second. Rushed pace, flat characters, and over-the-top plot points. I asked myself why I was reading the book a few times whilst reading it. Never a good sign.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    I was not overly happy with this book. After reading the first two in the series it just seemed like a repeat of both of them- especially book #2 "Fever". It also just kept repeating itself each time Ash expressed himself he did it in a few paragraphs saying the same things in a bit different ways. It was kind of silly that Gabe & Jase had girls then all of the sudden Ash is feeling sorry for himself then he spots "the one" not much thought went into it nor was it to much of a chase. The girls night out was just goofy as well. There was a whole lot of juicy sex I will give it that. Towards the end it got good.
    Over all the ending was good.
    I will say I recommend the first 2 books.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    I did not like this book at all. The characters were underdeveloped, the story line weak at best. The dialogue was so incredibly boring and the main male character spoke in half sentences almost the entire book. I like to escape as much as the next avid book reader, but this book was so incredibly far away from actual reality. I could not even bring myself to complete the entire book, I got halfway done and could barely bring myself to finish the book. I will not be reading any more of her novels. And ,although it did have a warning on the back stating "for mature audiences" I would add these should be under the erotic romance section instead of just romance.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    loved the series. wish she would continue it
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    BURN closes out the trilogy created by Maya Banks. Each one of the books focuses on one of three powerful, handsome, and wealthy bachelors in New York City. The three men, Gabe, Jace, and Ash are the best of friends as well as business partners. RUSH featured Gabe and his relationship with Mia, who just happens to also be Jace's sister. FEVER told the story of Jace and how his meeting with Bethany changed everything for both of them. Ash, like Gabe and Jace, is very used to being in control and getting exactly what (or who) he wants and when he wants it. Ash demands control in his professional life as well as his personal life. When he meets Josie, all the previous involvements with other women are no longer something he wants to think about. He becomes completely wrapped up in the idea of having her in his life and basically begins "stalking" Josie. Josie is an artist and he even goes as far as buying all of her artwork from the gallery and demanding any other pieces that she brings in. Ash shows that he doesn't like to take "No" for an answer and will go to any lengths and cost to get who he wants. Josie is just coming out of another controlling relationship and isn't sure if she can trust that Ash's demands aren't going to hurt her like her other relationship did.Frankly, this one, like RUSH made me a bit uncomfortable at times with the demanding and controlling nature of the story. I realize that this is part of the new "romance craze" but I could do without it. I got a little bored at times because I felt like I was reading similar scenes from the previous two books.This book did have some extra story lines that included Josie's ex and the drama with Ash's family that added a nice twist and a little more dimension. Brittany, Ash's sister, was a nice character addition and I could see a new book featuring her and following up on the trio of men and their wives. I also liked how the author took a situation from the first book and reintroduced it into BURN. This particular situation brought in a challenge for all three of the men and tests their relationship. It was a nice twist and made the last few chapters of the book real page turners. RUSH, FEVER and BURN will bring much success to Maya Banks I am quite sure. I would bet she has garnered quite a few new fans from this trilogy.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    An enjoyable erotic romance that moved along at a leisurely pace with a little BDSM then picked up at the end. I liked how it incorporated dealing with problems in a relationship. Rich businessman Ash sees Josie in a park and feels compelled to pursue her.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    What an odd trilogy. It made me laugh and roll my eyes, but it was an easy read.
  • Rating: 2 out of 5 stars
    2/5
    the weakest of the three. i think I only finished it to prove I had read them all. Not as gripping on engaging as I expected
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    This final book was about Ash and Josie. It wasn’t bad but followed the same pattern as the other 2 books and honestly, the same pattern as most books in this genre.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    This is the final book in this series and as always it is hard to let go of characters that you have come to care about. I wasn’t sure what to expect from Ash but this story certainly wasn’t it. Ash has seemed so laid back in the other books that I wasn’t prepared for his temper or his willingness to beat the snot out of someone. He is also way more intense than either Jace or Gabe. I also think that he is a more hardcore dominant than either of the other two. I did love that he isn’t willing to take any nonsense off his parents but he is willing to give his sister a chance to escape the dysfunctionality of the McIntyre clan. While I think that Ash needs a few anger management classes he is an honor man that is loyal to those that he considers family. It was enjoyable to see him fall so hard for Josie Carlysle. I am surprised he didn’t get whiplash actually. I will warn all of you that there is some violence in this story that is hard for some to handle. It isn’t rape but there are two beatings, one to Josie ex-Master and one to Josie from someone out of the guys past.Josie is an artist. That is what she is good at and that is the way that she has earned her living since her mother died. She paints and designs and sells jewelry. While she isn’t rich she has been able to pay the bills with the jewelry she sells. Her paintings have been doing so well. I felt that Josie was a little lost in the world. It doesn’t help that she is assaulted by her ex-Master, yes the one that Ash beats the snot out of. She is submissive and she has the need for some pain with that submission. There is a line between too much and not enough and she needs someone that can find that line and never dross it. She is also someone that needs a strong personality to keep her from not eating or getting enough rest. There are times that she is a little whiny but not enough for me to want to shake her.This story is like the other two. There isn't any real suspense or a villain that needs to be caught, well not until the very end of the book. There is also one girl’s night out scene which has been in the other two stories. There is a blow up and misunderstanding that has also been in the other stories. There is spanking, bondage, and the use of toys throughout the story. The love scenes are well written and do not overpower the story. There is also some resolution with Ash’s family which was nice to read about. This is a quick fun read that those that don’t want to have a suspenseful story to read will probably enjoy very much.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    I have a love/hate relationship with the books of Maya Banks. The first few that I read were pretty good--not great, but not awful. The more of her books that I read, though, the more negatively I feel about them. The repetitive nature of her books really makes me not want to read anything else by her.For example, Burn is a lot like Fever, the previous book in the Breathless Trilogy. Ash is a carbon copy of Jace. Josie is pretty much a copy of Bethany. Both guys are aggressive, super-stalking, controlling creepers who speak mainly in fragmented sentences. (Writers seem to have forgotten one of the first lessons in English: Subject + Predicate = Sentence; a sentence with no clear subject is a fragment.) Instead of having a homeless recovering addict as the heroine, we have a nearly homeless artist who also happens to be a dabbler of BDSM and is in an abusive relationship. And has anyone noticed that no heroine in this series has a full family unit. They've all been orphaned, either by death or by the parent just leaving them on their own.The dialogue is awful. Aside from the previously mentioned issues, the way the characters talk is worse than a low-budget movie written by someone with less of a comprehension of the English language than you'd find on reality television. I have seen deeper conversations between the Kardashians. I wasn't expecting high brow literature with this book, but I definitely hoped for something better than this.I could see myself enjoying her work more if every book could, in one way or another, stand on its own. I absolutely hate reading the same story over and over. It seems like she doesn't put the proper effort into developing the story, which makes me hesitant to put forth any proper effort toward reading what she writes. I understand the idea of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it", but the repetition of basic story elements through her stories could lead to a case of "too much of a good thing ain't good for you". In other words, her style is broken. She's potentially driving away readers by sticking to her beloved formula.I want to like the book. I really do, but I just can't see myself recommending it to anyone. It is unremarkable and weak and just a waste of time.