Review: Love the HEA for the bad boys
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2013
Max Vos could write a sex terms thesaurus, no question. I don't think I've ever seen so many variations on the word semen, all of them descriptive and delightful. Sasquatch starts out in a biker bar with some rather rough characters. All of their personalities are brought out in this short story. Some of them are true bad guys but most are just crusty on the outside, soft on the inside, like toasted marshmallows. One of the things you get from this story that everybody is looking for love, it's just the appearance that varies. The heart wants what it wants.I love Mr Vos's writing style. He gives the reader a LOT of hot sex to enjoy but doesn't neglect the emotion that accompanies, or should accompany the physical manifestation of love. Two guys get outed in Sasquatch and survive to enjoy life, together. One of them already knew he was gay, the other was either questioning his sexuality or surprised by how much he enjoyed getting a peek at two guys having a romp in bed. That was really not clear but in the end it didn't matter.Two men are changed by each other and are planning a long life together. How wonderful is that? They are accepted by the people who matter to them and don't really care about the people who don't matter. I really like Max's love of happy endings, even when it's a short story and I would have liked more of what led up to the HEA. I'm waiting for that novel, Max!Becky's 4 1/2 sweet pea review appears at mrsconditreadsbooks.com/index.php/?p=13635