Micki Langley is not interested in starting any relationships; she is only at Zone 3 searching for her missing brother Eric. Yet, one look at a couple of hot guys and her body tells her differently. The place is already notorious for different plays of sexual activities, and the more she lingers she is certain to give in to her urges. Ancient jinn Jared spots Micki, and his radar lights up. He hasn't been with a human in a good while, after giving up on them two centuries ago. Micki notices the handsome hunk but must keep her mind clear of any desire. She has to locate her brother before thinking of her needs. A simple one to one chat with him proves he could possibly know something. When another catches her eye, too, she sets her gears in motion. If she plays her cards right, she can use her flirtations on the two men and perhaps find out something about her brother. Warrior angel Bradley is aware that Jared doesn't have much of a reputation. He watches how Jared continues to ogle the beauty. Bradley will do whatever it takes to keep Micki safe from Jared, never realizing that destiny for all three would come into play. With darklings and demons around every corner, will Micki wish to spend the rest of her life with the immortals, after all the pleasure she has shared with them?

Eternally Three: Perfection is loaded in hot passion, and the players are eager to please one another. I found Micki a strong person as she strives to go full force with her commitment to locate her missing brother. The scenes she shares with the powerful characters of Jared and Bradley are hot to the touch. This book is smoking. One can practically share in the past hurt that Jared has encountered as he reaches out to Micki. Kris Cook instills plenty of lust among the three that enlists a dynamite explosive read. I like the way he blends the traits of Jared and Bradley to be completely opposite, yet blending almost as one. He pens a story of bonding that leads to friendship and something much stronger; as relationships are tested against good and evil.

Reviewed by: Linda L.