Review: A great addition to the GFY genre ...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 30, 2012
Jilted by his fiancee two days before the wedding, Hunter Reece has been drowning his sorrows at the resort bar. After three days of watching Hunter get wasted alone, Sam Rooney decides they might as well get wasted together and introduces himself.What follows is a fun romp with two studs on a tropical island, one on a journey of self-discovery and the other trying to save his heart from being hurt by unrealistic expectations. Hunter has just the right amount of doubts, self-pity and confusion without dragging it on and on, and it's so easy to empathize with Sam who is desperately trying to give Hunter the space to figure out who he is and what he wants--all without jeopardizing his own heart. The misunderstanding at the end was perfect, exactly what I would expect from these two characters, and I love that Hunter so quickly got up the courage to throw himself into proving how much he truly wants Sam.Just a little quibble: at times it's confusing as to who DeRicci is referring to. For example, this blurb here: "Sam's body lowered over his before he latched his hot mouth onto a nipple, hungrily devouring his flesh with driving licks and sucks to let him go with loud pops." It would be less confusing to have that last "his" replaced with Hunter's name to clarify for the reader what is happening. It's nothing the average reader can't figure out for themselves, but it would read easier.