Review: Cute but not a home run
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2014
A little too preachy for my tastes but Eli Easton never fails me.After Blame It On The Mistletoe I've been seeking out Eli Easton books like it's my job. When I saw this one I had to jump on it. Ghosts and M/M?? I was picturing some naked pottery scenes, ala "Ghost", and was letting my imagination run wild.While this book was cute, it was both less erotic and less touching than I expected. First of all, you can't give me a virgin and have no losing-the-v-card scene! *pouts* That is just cruel, I swear! I wanted some details of adorable, twinky, acne-covered Kevin getting it on! Age appropriate my aunt Fanny, I like my college-age kids getting down and dirty! I'm pervy, I know...In terms of the ghostly lesson bit, I liked Brian's progression to realizing the error of his ways, but I found some of the Peter lectures distracting, taking away from the scenes between Chuck and Kevin. Speaking of Chuck and Kevin, I could have used another 100 pages of their sexual tension. I ate that up! I loved every scene of them together. I think that Eli Easton did a great job with each of their characters. They were unique and memorable, which is hard to do with a novella.Overall, this was a pleasing little read with lots of great parts and some okay parts.**Copy provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review**