Dinah has been terribly abused by her live-in, Brad, first verbally and psychologically, now physically. So badly beaten she’s in the hospital, she has only her long-term friends, Ian and Taylor, to rely on. The two men are life partners and Dinah is their best friend, outside their own partnership.  Taylor and Ian have been lovers for two years, but both have bisexual tendencies and frequently include female partners. They insist Dinah recuperate in their home after the hospital stay. 

Dinah has been the subject of psychological abuse all her life, first from her father and then from Brad; Ian and Taylor are the only individuals who’ve ever offered her both unconditional love and unconditional respect, irregardless of her beliefs, behaviour, or attitudes. Moving from her father’s home straight into Brad’s abuse, she’s never been on her own, and is drowning in the debts Brad ran up at her expense. Afraid to recognize the light she sees in Taylor’s and Ian’s eyes when they gaze at her, Dinah struggles to finally move out on her own—but the two men have a much more permanent state in mind for her and themselves.  

Dinah’s Dark Desire is just about as hot as a hungering reader could ask for. Mechele Armstrong practically turns the reader inside out from the first sentence, and leaves her begging for more. Do NOT miss out on this one, which has appeal for almost all readers. The characterization is deep, the plot line is intriguing, and the sensuality is volcanic. Run out and get this one-immediately! It’s a rereader for certain.