Review: A Sweet short with an HEA
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2012
Thank you Ms. calmes for making me go to bed at midnight when I have to wake up early! But I adored this one!Mary Calmes writes happy stories.  Her lead characters are usually adored, and very pretty.  And the top tends to fall in love fast.  It work!In Steamroller Vince is wants to genetically engineer and plant that will feed the hungry, hence the schooling for genetic engineering and biology.  He's prickly on the outside and tends to be more sarcastic then he should.  Which is how he ends up being rude to the town's beloved quarter back (in Vince's defense he didn't know who Cress was at the time and Cress waited until the last minute to get one of his projects printed) Turns out that Cress has been watching Vince for over a year, he's infatuated and wants to know why Vince makes him feel alive when no one else has.It's so happy and gushy.  There isn't a big villain, or major plot line.  It's a slice of life novel about two men and how one gets steamrolled by the other one... for love of course!  I did like how Vince wasn't perfect.  He was pretty but Cress was the one who got the attention and everyone loved him.  If you don't like the formula... well I'd try out Calmes' Mine, she has written some novellas that are extremely plot rich.  This was an adorable novella that left me happy inside. (I know...)