Review: Contemporary Gay Romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2012
Two Man AdvantageProfessor Nathan Troy's romantic getaway is not what he had planned. Finally arriving at Lake Tahoe from Los Angeles, Nathan is cold, tired and minus a boyfriend. Making his way to the cabin, Nate discovers a naked stranger sleeping in his bed. An accidental double-booking is the perpetrator. Nate and Kyle Harper, in the interest of peace, decided they could share the cabin. The next day, the mutually attracted men decided that sharing a bed would be an even better idea.Two Man Advantage is a wonderful romance with realistic emotional dilemmas. The plot is well paced. The characters are credible. Nate is an intelligent, as well as, considerate man. He has long been in denial, regarding his relationship with his now ex-boyfriend. Nate realized he loved a figment of his imagination, rather than the actual boyfriend who broke up with him at the last minute through a text message. Meeting Kyle, Nate experienced little regret over his recent break up. Sensing the emergence of love for Kyle, Nate encourages him to reflect on a new career direction. Nate's fondest wish is to have a true loving partnership.Kyle is easygoing who enjoys harmless teasing. He was a star hockey player until a career-ending injury shattered his dreams. Due to his career, Kyle's sexual episodes have been restricted to one night stands. Upon meeting Nate, Kyle recognizes that they share several common interests. Realizing he had fallen in love with Nate, Kyle looks forward to a long term relationship. Riley Shane's Two Man Advantage is an impressive, very enjoyable saga.