Review: I generally like Ethan Day's books.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2011
They are well written and have a solid story line. But, why are the main characters so achingly needy. Meaning, all they require for a "happily ever after" is a big, confident, strong, masculine man to tell them what to do. Oh, our heroes get to make a snarky comment or two and show a bit of rebellion early on, but it is obvious that they are just waiting to be controlled by the man of their dreams. In Every Book.In Anything For You, Jason Miller is a closeted ad exec falling for an out gay activist/college professor. Jason is set up and secretly drugged by friends at the couple's initial meeting so he doesn't misbehave. Yet, Jason takes the blame and apologizes to said friends for his drugged behavior. Naturally, Jason falls for the man who witnesses his embarrassment. Then, when outed publicly and used as an example of a closeted gay man to an audience of students by his new boyfriend, Jason again excepts that he is to blame for Chad's lousy actions. Really?? Jason is the character who needs redeeming?? Our couple naturally find their happily ever after once Jason falls in line and comes out to one and all.