The Theory of Deviance
A virgin hero grappling with his sexuality. A theater student coping with her mental illness. A struggling actor with a haunted past ...One week of pure temptation.
Mikey Pelletier’s world has no room for sexual deviance. Giving into his desires could mean losing his job, his family, and his community at his church. Besides, he’s not the type of guy you swipe right for: a painfully shy, twenty-five year old virgin.
Ever since her diagnosis, Krissy Porter thinks she can’t be normal again, let alone have a relationship. She’s drawn to Mikey, but there’s an extra complication: her friend-with-benefits, “hetero-flexible” roommate, Rafe.
Mikey needs to win Krissy’s heart, but his attraction to Rafe keeps getting in the way. Krissy doesn’t know what to feel, other than wanting them both. And Rafe? He’s the angel and devil on both of their shoulders. Will they be unable to slay their inner demons? Or will one week of intimacy, revelations and kink lead to love?
An ugly duckling story that’s deliciously steamy, surprisingly romantic and UNAPOLOGETICALLY HOT, The Theory of Deviance is a must read for fans of ménage.
Warning: This book contains innocent board game-playing that takes a sexy turn, use of recreational substances, back-door action, and some smokin’ hot threesomes. Fans and tissues advised.
Praise
…there were so many redeeming themes that I just loved! Honestly, this book could have been twice it’s size and I would have still loved reading it!
— Amazon Review
Krissy, Mikey and Rafe were such an amazing trio that I couldn’t put this book down.
— Alpha Book Club
Deliciously steamy [and] heartrendingly realistic…you will want to read the short story follow-up, The Punishment Doctrine. Trust me.
— Kiki's Kinky Picks
I didn’t expect that upon starting the book that I’d become so invested in the journey the characters travel that I’d have to force myself to put the Kindle down because my lunch break was over.
— Books 'N' Wine
A pleasant, naughty surprise.
— Wicked Good Reads
This was a powerful story, emotionally intense, that had me on edge.
— Amazon Review
I knew this book would be sexy, but I wasn’t expecting so much HEART.
— Good Reads Review
Surprisingly romantic and unapologetically hot, The Theory of Deviance by Rebecca Grace Allen is a rollercoaster of emotions and sexy and is a must read for fans of ménage.
— Pretty Sassy Cool
I adored this book! I loved the realness of the characters – they were so well written. Watching them struggle to figure out who they are, and what they want was so engaging. A simply wonderful triad.
— Good Reads Review
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