Review: Love visiting the Market Garden
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 6, 2014
Payoff brings us back to the Market Garden where Tristan and Jared are still working as rent boys but spending more and more time together as a couple. Tristan is showing signs of stress and Jared is trying to figure out what’s wrong, but before they can discuss their issues they find their services once again being requested by Rolex, a john they’ve spent time with before. Thing is, this time Rolex doesn’t just want to watch and even though it’s going to cost him plenty, he’s got something specific in mind; the question is will Tristan and Jared’s relationship survive?With each book in this series I get more and more drawn in to the lives of the rent boys who work at the Market Garden. They intrigue me and I find it so interesting how their wants and needs change as time goes on. Tristan has always been such a confident and in-charge kind of guy so it really threw me to see him so out of sorts and having a hard time expressing himself. Jared on the other hand seemed to have more confidence than ever and still enjoying the attention he gets from the johns and Tristan.This book was very different from the other ones featuring Tristan, Jared, and Rolex but that just made it all the more interesting. I love that Rolex decided to shake things up and I’m not so sure he didn’t do it on purpose. I also appreciated the fact that when he realized he’d possibly pushed too far and Tristan was at the end of the rope, he gave them time to regroup and figure out how to proceed. Rolex really is one of those characters that you can’t help but like because basically he’s a nice guy.As always, the sex scenes are steamy as hell and this story features an M/M/M ménage that leaves all three participants pretty damn boneless and the reader exhausted but satisfied. There is no doubt that all three of these men know what they are doing and enjoy doing it to each other.There’s no denying that this series isn’t for everyone but I for one, can’t help but be enamored with it. I love these characters, and it’s interesting to watch them grow and change as the series progresses. Authors L.A. Witt and Aleksandar Voinov continue to produce thought provoking and entertaining stories about the rent boys of The Market Garden and their lives both at work and at home.Review copy provided for an honest review.