3.5*Cute, easy and fun.Steven is a cook, a care-taker, a fixer, and he finds the perfect guy for all his talents in Devon.Devon's parents moved him out and he's on his own and it's not easy for him, Steven steps in, feeds him regularly, lends him money and his car and even wakes him up at 3 in the morning so he's not late for his job.Now before you think Steven is a saint and Devon is a loser who is using and smooching, I have to say that first, Steven is totally enamored and in lust with the younger and exceedingly cute Devon, and ( this part was important for me ) when Steven is overworked and stressed, Devon totally steps up to the plate and takes care of Steven without being asked, without telling Steven or even wanting acknowledgment.Of course there is that little, inconsequential problem, Devon is straight...right? I realized I hadn't yet read this and figured I could knock it out in a couple hours. I enjoy Jet's writing, so this was a treat, as always.The title's main character Devon moves into the apartment building Steven lives in. Steven is gay but Patty is the one that tells every guy they met. Its a cute, quick story quirk that moves the pace only as its only about 100 pages. I love seeing how the characters will fall for each other. This connection is no less grin worthy. From Devon's shy innocence to Steven's frustrations to being attracted to a straight man. The 'wake-up call' scene was classic! I keep reading Jet Mykles because I love her characters, writing and the GFY theme hasn't gotten old for me. You believe the characters actually can't help but need each other by the end.
Do You like book Devon Cream (2009)?
I like Jet Mykles, as always. Her books ar fun and easy to read and they just makes me haooy.
—chiz1688
