Review: Just for You
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2010
When Justin sees a sexy man on the street, he thinks he's found the man of his dreams.  Too bad he later finds out his dream guy isn't gay.  Luckily for Justin, though, Kevin needs to pretend to be gay in order to meet the higher-ups from his company without the interference of his incompetent female supervisor.Justin agrees to go with Kevin to the club, and things go well.  Kevin's boss, Victor, a wealthy and attractive man, even seems to be interested in Justin.  The only problem is that Justin's still interested in Kevin--and Kevin just might be interested in him as more than a friend as well.  Will Kevin figure out what he wants before it's too late?I admit that the whole "gay for you" concept isn't really my favorite plot device, but I like Jet Mykles so I thought I'd give Just For You a try.  After reading the book, I didn't regret giving it a shot at all.  Just For You is packed with heat and humor, with a nice dash of emotion.  I couldn't help but like dramatic, flamboyant Justin.  He is up front about everything from the start, a trait I admired.  Kevin, though surprised by his sudden attraction to another man, is able to deal with it surprisingly well.  Watching him feel his way through his new world was funny at times, emotional at others.  Even Victor, who came across as a bit of a spoiled villain at times, turns out to have hidden emotional depths that made me feel for him.  Just For You isn't super deep or angsty, but it's a fun, hot read I enjoyed a lot.  Jet Mykles fans, fans of "gay for you" stories, and anybody who likes fish-out-of-water humor will be sure to like Just For You.CassieReviewed for Joyfully Reviewed