Review: The Law of The Jungle
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2013
Blake has been burned twice in his life once by Jeremy a guy he thought he could really make something with. However, Jeremy was just messing around until he could marry his girlfriend. Right after Jeremy Blake married trying to prove to his self that he was not gay, but after a divorce and finding out that his wife just wanted him for his money he came out to the world.Blake's got plenty of money and opened his own night club that has a restaurant in it as well. One night he's in his office looking down when he spots Henry. Henry he thinks looks like a God and he finds him special. They end up going to his office and after he a few kisses and a really awkward moment when Blake thinks Henry's just like his ex they go back to Blake's apartment.Henry is from Nebraska and besides a few times of fooling around he's never been with a guy. He has had the chance, but he just hasn't gone that far. Blake takes Henry back to his place and into the shower. (I would love a shower like in this book). Henry's a little nervous that he's not going to be able to fit Blake inside of him if his fingers are giving him trouble. Blake tries something different and it doesn't take long before Henry's cumming all over the shower wall.Blake helps Henry with his fear of not being able to fit him into his body as they make out on Blake's oversize bed. Blake gives him pleasure and Henry gives it back to him as well. Blake wants it to be special cause it is Henry's first time. Blake is feeling like all of the other relationships he has had is meaningless compared to what he is feeling with Henry after their love making.Blake wants his time with Henry to be more, but this book ends without giving me any idea if they do find love forever or not. I did not like that and that is why there is only four stars on this book. I wish the author had let it go on for a bit longer and told Henry's side of the night after as well. They were great together. They needed more time other wise I really loved this book and is defiantly a top fav of mine.