Review: Complicated relationships handled with humor
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 18, 2013
Nearly two years have passed since Brian, ‘Goldilocks’, moved in with his three bears to set up an unusual, somewhat polyamorous, relationship with them. In this sequel to Goldilocks and His Three Bears, the strains of ‘Daddy’ Paul’s heavy travel schedule is showing on Brian, who is almost out of control, despite Momma Bear Jim’s best disciplinarian efforts. It doesn’t help that Jim’s own sub, baby bear Scott, is also out on the road. It isn’t long before Paul and Scott return home, but things don’t get back to normal right away. Both Brian and Scott have issues they’re trying to hide from their Doms.In something of a second story within the book, Scott brings home a stray cowboy from one of his road trips. The boy Joshua is shy and inexperienced. He needs the guidance of an older man, but who? Paul and Jim obviously have their hands full.Like the first book, “A Man, A Jersey and a Tight End” describes a complex relationship shared by four men, told with a great deal of humor. Each of the characters is a distinct individual, with their own challenges. Brian and Scott are very much at the center of this episodic book, with their Doms Paul and Jim represented as mysteries to be solved by the two younger men.All of the characters are endearing, and there are definitely some laugh out loud moments at the antics Brian and Scott get up to, or the reactions of Paul and Jim to them. This sequel definitely stands up well against the first book.