Review: Fun, hot and romantic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 14, 2014
A free copy of this book was provided to me by the author in exchange for an honest review.This is the second book by Eli Easton that I have read and I definitely like Eli's writing style.  (The other book, also five stars for me, was the freebie [book:The Lion and the Crow|17855574].)  I will be adding more of her books to my library!The Trouble with Tony is a story about two guys who have some fairly significant issues.  However, due to the author's light touch, the story is about two men who have some things to work on, rather than focusing on their issues.  I really liked the humor in the story - especially Tony's wry narration.The altering POV, third person narration worked well for me.  Jack and Tony had distinctly different voices and the story provided a good balance between current events and back story.  I liked both MCs, but was especially drawn to Tony and his "picky dick" syndrome.The mystery part of the plot was interesting,  but took a backseat to the relationship story, which was fine by me.The setting of a sexual health clinic was genius.  It was a great stage for exploring each MC's issues and I learned something - demisexual was a new term for me.There were only a couple of actual sex scenes in the book, but there was plenty of tension between Tony and Jack.  This made the fruition of their physical relationship that much hotter.  As Michael, a sexual surrogate working at the clinic, said, "What's that I smell?  Oh yum.  Sexual tension."  If only my Kindle had scratch and sniff!A couple more quotes that I loved and describe the feelings between Jack and Tony:"Tony felt like exactly the right finger in the right hole in the dam that was Jack's psyche.""Jack felt, for the first time since he'd been shipped home, that he was exactly where he was supposed to be."The epilogue was the frosting on the cake.  I could not have asked for a better close to the story.