Review: Great series!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 21, 2013
Sean Bielecki is a successful business man running his story, Sommelier Wines, with the assistance of his best friend Katie. One afternoon he rescues a young homeless teen from an altercation behind his store. Sean not only relates to the damage that has been done to young Bobby, but the two bond almost instantly. From that moment on they start to build their own quirky little family.Sam Davis is local cop that came to help Sean and Bobby that day in the alley. He’s also extremely attracted to Sean, and Bobby picks up on that right away. Several dates and an oh so sexy sleepover later and the two are an item, making the quirky family unit a solid 3. But shadows from Sean’s past find their way into the present. Can Sean come to terms with what happened to him all those years ago and embrace the love that Sam is offering him? Or will he be a lonely single parent to the troubled young teen?There was some fantastic character development throughout this story that was only enhanced with down to earth and relatable ML. Sean and Sam are both independent and successful in their own right, they don’t necessarily need each other. But they want to need each other and that is what makes them so real. There are some struggles along the way with Sean’s dealing with the past, opening up to Sam, and trying to adopt Bobby. I would have liked a little more exploration of the aspect of Bobby’s parentage, but overall this was just a fun fast read.The narration left a little to be desired, but the narrator did change his tone and inflections when changing characters, which is a must for an enjoyable audio book. Trademark Andrew Grey though. Sex on a stick ML, smexy storyline and zero angst!** I received a copy of this audiobook from Dreamspinner Press in exchange for an honest review **