Review: All wrapped up
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
I received a copy of this book via Goodreads' Don't Buy My love program in exchange for a free review.In retrospect, this book may have been named 'Rough Boys: Now With More Sex...'Frankly, that's what we got--a whole lotta more sex. There were some plots issues resolved:  Ty's psychotic father and A recuperated Tim both sought revenge on Abe and Ty for their own reasons. Tim wanted to kill Abe and kidnap Ty and make him his love slave. Ty's dad wanted to kill both Abe and Ty for being gay lovers. One of these persons almost completes his mission, while the other thwarts the attempt. Abe is seriously injured and Ty is distraught that he had never been able to tell Abe how much he cared for him. This is a big part of the book.Also, Sean goes against all his probation tenets to avenge the torture Kaedan suffered from a sadistic john. Will these two--Sean and Kaedan--ever find happiness together? It's a long hard year for both men--both wishing life had given them different paths. Still, there seems to be some progress with Kaedan's conservative parents, and Kaedan does take a huge risk to find out if he and Sean can find happiness when he flies to see Sean's band perform just before they leave on a big tour of Asia and Europe. No one thought the femme would have it in him to assault the bouncers to get backstage!Nigel and Dani are making fantastic music together, both literally and figuratively. Dani's singing and performing in Leather with Nigel and Sean. They are just as in love with each other as ever.It's a nice wrap-up, but I kinda felt the plot was too thin. I sorta got bogged down with all the smexytimes and wondered when we'd get to more drama. But, I imagine this won't bother every reader. All the plot lines are completely wrapped with this installment, so, I've enjoyed my time with the Rough Boys, and their hard-learned lessons.  It was a bit of a soap opera, but that doesn't trouble me much.