Trista Ann Michaels' "Their One and Only" is a combination of erotica, mystery, and action with a smattering of the paranormal. The heroine is certainly a damsel in distress and the heroes are hunky FBI types. All three characters have been hurt in the game of love before and are therefore a little wary about opening their hearts. I like that Michaels didn't ignore the mystery and action for the sex. It's all there and it all plays a part in the story.

Kaycee is a supermodel who's just about ready to jump off the merry-go-round that is her career. She's salted away enough cash, invested it well, and is tired of the constant lifestyle restrictions necessary to be a top model. Yet it's not until she's kidnapped and almost killed that Kaycee understands what's really important in her life..and what she'll have to accept to get it.

Sam and Tyler are profilers for the FBI who use their unique twin psychic connection to help solve crimes. When they're called in on Kaycee's case, they realize she's the ultimate target of a serial killer who's been operating for a while now...snatching women who resemble her until he can get a shot at Kaycee. When they use their special senses to connect to Kaycee, Tyler quickly succumbs to her strength and beauty. So he convinces Sam to bring her to their ranch to protect her--and hopefully give her a chance to come to love BOTH of them. Because being identical twins with their kind of connection requires a special kind of woman...one who can accept them both.

I enjoyed the majority of the book and even thought the plot was pretty well done for one so well-used. My only big beef was the killer and how incredible I found it that Kaycee hadn't caught on to him before. Also how he was so agile in evading detection and managed to get to her under the brothers' care. But if you can overlook these things, you'll probably enjoy "Their One and Only". And for those who dislike menage books with anal sex, there's none of that here. So you can enjoy your guilty pleasures! ( )

What a great book. I didn't want it to end. I would give this more than 5 stars if possible. I rarely read books more than once, but this one is a keeper, and will be an exception. ( )