Review: A home for twinks
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 14, 2014
Really enjoyed, even with the light bdsm.  A great idea a safe place where the waiters at the Hammer could live that was not only close by, but inexpensive.  Twelve small  clean apartments in a large old house.  Unfortunately while the idea is great the execution is a lot more than the owner of the house bargained for. The costs of the many repairs, constant emergencies, never any time for himself, the need to work any where he could to raise money, the resident twinks constantly calling his phone or coming to him for even the most trivial concern, and drama, drama, drama.  Devon is so tired, frustrated, worn out, his nerves are frazzled.  He needs some help and he needs it right now. Help comes in the form of a big sexy plumber who luckily also happens to be a Dom.  With the owner of the house (aka money pit) being a sub as well as a former waiter the Dom can see immediately some of the problems and some solutions. But first he has some repairs to make and a cute home owner with low self esteem to take to dinner.  The rest is a story of caring, concern, growing feelings, upset tenants, acceptance, intro to light bdsm, more drama, and home repair.  Can't wait to read Book 2 in the series.  I hope there are more.  I want to know what happens to the rest of the little guys.