Review: I want to like you but...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
This book had me so fired up when I read it. This book was absolutely ridiculous. Firstly, they spent the first half trying figure out if the other was gay even though they spent most of the flirting with each other. But they look at each other full lust and desire but making it into a joke. I mean these MCs lost all common sense when they are trying figure if the other like each other but on the job they seem competent. I mean the man looks at your balls and commenting on them and says I adore you. You still don't have clue till you hold his hands. But I must say it was nice build up and when they finally FINALLy went for it I was like YES! YES!Secondly, Every hot guy they met up with is GAY. The lifeguards was a given because they were in the first book. But it seems every male characters the author made point of mentioning that were hot was gay. At least eight characters in book came out or stereotypical gay man. I had to ask myself why Blake spent so much time in the closet or oblivious about people he work with.Furthermore, when they finally hook up after three months of working/knowing each other together I might add it only been one day they are saying "I Love You" and talking about moving in together. It frustrated me when character act overly dramatic when they don't get auto responds. Since when is it a problem to think before you speak and why are these characters are so damn pessimistic.I would have given this book four stars because it was a easy read and it was so ridiculously bad that it was good. I could deal with the fact that they made the only female character annoyingly persistent/intrusive and made point to say she was unattractive. I could ignore that that the author decided that the MCs needed to have conversation about who's the woman in this relationship. Also fact that almost every gay man in this book was very dick hungry. What really killed it for me is how they dealt with Tom (the homophobe) in the book. I can look over the fact that the guy was from old house and some how end up transferring with you to new house and you suspecting he might be a closet case. But what they did to try to prove that fact and the consequences of that bad prank was big NO-NO. I refuse to get on board of how at the end they made Tom character worst to justify the s***ty thing they did to him.Overall, it was a easy read if it was a bit dramatic. If you WTF the plot go the this good book to read. But if you can't read book where grown men act like teenager in pretty adult situation then read at your own peril.