Review: Public Display of Everything
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
No dramatics, no angst, no game playing, just a light, sexy, fun story about two men falling in love and finding a happiness neither expected.I immediately fell in love with Flynn. He is quirky, geeky, and socially awkward, but tries so hard. Cory is a klutz, unable to keep a job and doesn't give himself enough credit. They've both had troubling relationships in the past that are still hanging over them, making each one hesitant and unsure, but when they get together there is nothing but honesty and tenderness, along with some hot, kinky, dirty talking sex. Cory and Flynn both want what is best for the other and the two of them together just made me smile. My only issue with the story is that I had to keep reminding myself that Cory is a 30 year old man as many times he came off as much younger than even Flynn's 22.When it comes down to it, this book was an absolute pleasure to read and I would absolutely recommend it.