Review: A Rabbi Finds Love and His Weddings Find Disaster
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2014
Once again, CC has provided us a beautiful and hysterically funny plot, which I continue to dub comfort food for the brain.  While this is his last book in the Home Series, he has two other series and three books unrelated to any series.  I am therefore assuming and hoping that he was not saying that this is his last book.  If that were the case it would be a huge loss for the M/M erotic romance genre.The story line is once again following two wonderful people, Eli and Seth on a journey toward true and everlasting love.  I particularly enjoyed the fact that this book is based in a Jewish environment since I am myself Jewish.  As for everlasting love, last July I was finally able to marry my partner of 46 years in Delaware since we live in Virginia which of course has no law allowing same sex couples to marry but is heading that way in the courts.This wonderful book is CC's funniest one as it follows Seth, an associate Rabbi who is stuck with presiding over one peculiar and disastrous wedding after another, each one of which had me laughing so hard I could hardly breathe.My only complaint is how long it took for these two loving men to actually act on their feelings.  I suppose I just get frustrated in these situations.  When they do finally get together after a stupid misunderstanding precipitates it, the sex is hotter than a volcanic eruption.  CC really knows how to create sexual mental images that leave nothing to the imagination.All in all, this superb and very funny book, is one of CC's best (and I have loved them all) which must not be missed.  I look forward as usual to his next book whichever series it belongs in.  Thank you CC for once again providing a fabulous piece of comfort food for our brains.