Rue Murray’s goal is to become a licensed hairstylist and just life, hanging out with his best friend Dusty. One night of drunken experiment (trying to make sure he really doesn’t desire women) ends up bring a package 9 months later. Rue grew up unwanted, so there was no way he would give up his ...
I loved parts of this. The middle section where they're building and growing their relationship is lovely and heartwarming.Erik's characterisation is patchy: one minute he's shy theb he's not, he's anxious them he's not then he randomly is again. There's no transition between any of it. Also he s...
To unbelievable and cliche for me if we're being honest. First off, the whole book is too rushed. I mean, am I really supposed to believe that Rue is just going to hand off his baby to somebody he describes as crazy in about ten seconds flat?And I didn't really see the characters grow... or becom...
I tried to read the 1st edition of this book over a year ago, I couldn't get into it at all, I have worked out why, I struggle to read books that jump between now and then, I tend to just give up. I don't why I bought the updated version but i'm so glad I did. I fell in love with this book and al...
I was slightly disappointed; the story was fun and at times aggravating (Asher's brother for example) but was still a good story. I think my disappointment stemmed from the fact that I didn't enjoy it as much as the first book. Dusty was a nice guy but I think that was also part of the problem, h...
It was cute, it was sweet. Just the right amount of angst. But the wow factor was totally missing. I never became vested in the main characters. Some good bones were there, but the execution was poor. This writing duo doesn't work for me. I listened to the audiobook and it was full of errors...mi...
I liked this a great deal. Fee and Ash were well drawn, the story built a slow simmer (showing Ash's mounting frustration with Fee's reticence), and the emotional presentation was authentic and palpable. Nice writing. Good characters. Presence of family important, and I love that in a book.I've ...
In what world do these sexually open and promiscuous characters live? They are supposed to be students at a University in Utah... One of the most conservative states in the USA... Oh man, I wish that this part of the story could be true... But I mean, come on... All in all, not a bad story, it's ...
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review through the DBML program.Aaron is a man in his mid-late 30's. The summer where the book starts he's about to start working in the renovation of his parents' lake house, which is a lot of work. Aaron has a 21 year old son, Julian, so...
This story kind of didn't affect me at all. Don't get me wrong it's not bad just not...exciting. Three short stories about two boys in love in various stages of their relationship. Doesn't mean it's not good or sweet or worth reading. I was surprised myself when I was done reading and thought "Hm...
I really liked these short stories about Jesse and Shane and getting to see them together after everything they went through to find their HEA in "Moonlight Becomes You". I also really loved Nick's story since it was such a great way to showcase where his head was at in the start of "The Luckiest...
3.5 rounding up for the dirty talk This book was recommended to my by several of my GR friends and so I had to get it. I will say that it was quite entertaining. There are some very hot scenes in it. I am a sucker for dirty talk - I love sexy banter - and I really love it when guys in M/M books t...
Zombies at Christmas. . . cool and unusual, right? I loved the cover so much. I really wanted to enjoy this story much more than I did. Couldn't feel a connection to the MCs either separate or as a couple. I mean, never even really too sure who Ross was or why he liked Emery (when Em asked, he sa...