Short and sweet.This is the first I've read from this author, but it was well-written and enjoyable. It would have been awesome if this short story had been developed further and made into a full-length novel so the relationship didn't seem quite so rushed, as it was a tad unrealistic where stretched out over a longer period of time would have made it perfect, but other than that I did love it, and I'm glad I stumbled upon it. I might have to look into the author further and see what else there is to get my hands on. I'm just throwing this out there - I think Debbie McGowan might be a witch. At the very least, she's charmed. Because I went into this story with the idea that I was going to hate it. For that reason alone - and because the opposite happened - I'm giving it five stars. Why did I pick it up then, you ask? Because I love the author, and I had twenty minutes spare and knew it was a damn short book. End of story. Well, no. Start of story.I'm not a M/M 'Romance' type of girl. Lies - I like M/M Romance - I don't like the hegemonistic ideal of 'M/M Romance' where all these squealing fangirls are like 'ooh men fucking men, yay, cocks, BLOWJOBS AND ROPES OF CUM!' Nope. Not me. I like a proper romance, a sweet love story with a deeper meaning. And while I can tell from its delightfully farcical nature that Sugar and Sawdust was written to appease and please these types of people, I still loved it. Despite the fact that the author has tried to make the characters shallow and unrealistic - as per the 'spec' - their hidden depths shone through for me.Great writing - fantastic puns - and characters I wanted to loathe but ended up loving. So much so I'd kinda like to know how they're getting on now... hint hint.A great little read.
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The whole story didn't make any sense to me. Or maybe I just didn't get it.
—millie_zee
