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Honeymoon Castaways

“Honeymoon Castaways” by Dawn Halliday

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ISBN: 1-59998-581-0
Length: Short Story
Price: 2.50
Publication Date: July 06, 2007
Cover art by Anne Cain

Newlywed Catalina Robinson thinks it’s not possible to be more satisfied…but then she learns what it’s like to love two men.

A Midsummer Night’s Steam story

Cat has just married Dave Robinson, the man of her dreams. Their Best Man, Andreas Bailey, is flying them to their honeymoon resort in Barbados. But over the middle of the ocean, something goes horribly wrong…

Cat, Dave and Andreas find themselves stranded on an uninhabited Caribbean island. Though she’s never thought of him as more than a friend, Cat finds herself connecting to Andreas in a way she never expected and is shocked and aroused to learn that her husband feels the same way. Together, the three of them discover a heat and passion uninhibited by the conventions of society. But will they ever be rescued? And what will happen to their unusual relationship once they return home?

Warning, this title contains the following: explicit sex, graphic language, ménage a trois, voyeurism and skinny dipping.

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  1. 4.5 Blue Ribbons! What I love most about Dawn Halliday’s HONEYMOON CASTAWAYS is the friendship Cat, Dave and Andreas share and how they treasure each moment that they spend together. I found myself eagerly reading through the pages waiting to find out what would happen next and some scenes even brought tears to my eyes. This is a wonderful summertime read and just short enough that you can indulge when you have a little peace and quiet time.

    — Chrissy Dionne, Romance Junkies

  2. Joyfully Recommended! Honeymoon Castaways was my idea of a perfect ménage. There was nothing about this novel that I didn’t like. Well, other than the fact that it made me sweat. Ms. Halliday gets two thumbs up Honeymoon Castaways and I have to Joyfully Recommend it as well. It was just that impressively awesome.

    — Talia Ricci, Joyfully Reviewed