Review: Wow.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2012
This is the first book by K.A Mitchell I've read and it's also the first M/M I've read. I have to say I'm looking forward to reading more of each. With that in mind, I will say the Dom/Sub aspect of the book was a little too much for me.Since M/M is a new area for me, I didn't know what to expect. After I got the guys right in my mind, it was an easy book to follow and understand. I loved the characters of Evan and Jonah, even if there were times when Jonah got on my nerves. I was completely blown away by how HOT this book was.The book overview does a really good job of summing the book up. Jonah accidentally comes across a box containing wedding rings and he automatically thinks Evan is getting ready to propose to him. I mean really, who wouldn't think that? Jonah and Evan have been together for two years. Me personally, two years and I need a ring and a lifetime commitment. I understand why Jonah freaked out. A lifetime is a really LONG time to be with someone and you want to make sure you're making the right decision. But instead of talking to Evan, Jonah decides to make a so-called bucket list of things he wants done in the bedroom, and of course he writes it on a piece of paper. Hey, nothing can go wrong with having something like that on a piece of paper now can it? Right.Evan is the guy everyone wants. He's not pushy or overbearing, he's patient. He constantly asks Jonah what he wants or what he needs, if everything is okay. Evan finds the paper Jonah wrote his list on. He wonders why Jonah just doesn't tell him what he needs to be fulfilled. Evan gives Jonah plenty of opportunities to tell him, Jonah just doesn't. I mean who isn't going to love a guy like that and want to spend eternity with them?I loved the way Evan guides Jonah towards fulfilling Jonah's dreams/fantasies and his own. The book boils down to the guys needing to trust each other and to being open and honest with each other.Rating: 4 (I really liked it.)Source: NetGalleyReviewed for Read Your Writes Book Reviews blog