Review: ~ Book Review by Caroline
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2014
4.75 of 5 StarsFor original review see The Prism Book Alliance Blog onlineLoved this! Perhaps even my favourite of the series.This is a series that always leaves you with a smile on your face. Not too much angst, not too much drama, always lots of emotion and always flawed and loveable characters. From the very start of the book when Jack and Curt meet at the wedding I fell for them both.Curt is a funny, witty, untidy control freak. His life revolves around work and a very small group of friends. His father, who threw him out of the family home as a teenager for being gay, is dying and he really doesn’t know how to feel or handle that. He has been off the dating scene for a while but with all his close friends pairing up and settling down he is starting to wonder what life holds for him.Jack is the complete opposite of Curt. Big build, tattoos and sex on legs he appears to be confident in everything he does. Nothing is sexier than Jack straddling his Harley wearing his leathers. He successfully owns and runs two businesses and is attracted to Curt from the moment he sets eyes on him. Having been hurt in a previous relationship he is ‘date’ shy and not looking to settle down but is willing to opt for the friends with benefits route.These two men build a friendship based on wit, humour and baseball. Next comes the hot sex but neither man is willing to define where their relationship is going or what it means leaving room for a lot of misunderstanding. This is a gentle love story that grows alongside the pair but looks doomed to fail unless both men can be more honest with each other.Did I mention Paul? Boyfriends are like buses! There are none then suddenly two come along at the same time. I didn’t like Paul….I was 100% team Jack! Paul may just be what Jack needs though to move him forward and take a chance on his new best friend 