Review: I 2nd grammy1 - I WANT MORE
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
That's it, I'm throwing down the gauntlet now. I've been so very, very patient (for me) waiting on these new installments in the Pulp Friction 2014 series by Laura Harner, Lee Brazil, Havan Fellows, and Tom Webb. I realize I've mentioned stalking them in my reviews for the prior books. But I've been a really good girl. Well, I'm warning you ~ that crap ends now. No more Ms. Nicey-Nice. No more, I tell you. 'Cold Feet' is Lee's third book in this year’s series and revolves around Cannon and Finn. I've spent a good amount of time gnashing my teeth over these two characters. They get close, then Cannon pulls away, then they get close, and Cannon gets spooked. Lee, it's got to stop, you hear me? *big, wide grin*Poor Cannon. Still struggling with wanting to have (in his mind) the big, gay lifestyle of carefree, easy sex, no complications, and no commitments. He hasn't figured out yet that he's pretty locked on to Finn and not much is going to change that. Well, maybe a visit from his own fairy godfather, and no, I'm not telling who it is. It shouldn't be a stretch to figure out. *grins* Luckily his fairy gets Cannon thinking about what's important in life which leads him back to Finn. And, he'd better stay there this time, Mr. Brazil! At the same time that Cannon is soul searching, Finn is trying to deal with his crazy student who pulled a gun on him in the previous installment. Oh. My. Involving Rob was his best decision and I hope this gets resolved, but somehow I have a feeling this kid will keep coming back.As I stated, the stalking, the serious, hard-core stalking, commences now. Because, darn it, Lee, you left me on a cliffhanger. How could you? Aargh! As always, I adored this story of Finn and Cannon. I would've liked a little more communication between Cannon and Finn and I'm really hoping to see that in the next book. Until then, keep watch, Mr. Brazil. I might be right behind you.