Review: Fast Fun audio book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 21, 2013
Bobby has come a long way since Sean rescued him in the alley. Sean adopted him, he graduated high school and has went on to a prestigious college on a full scholarship. Somewhere in the middle of all of this though, he fell in love with his best friend Kenny. But Kenny doesn’t share his feelings of that Bobby is certain, since he pushed him away and out of his bed that one Christmas. Now he and Kenny are both coming home to look after the wine store for Sean and Sam so they can go on vacation. Will Kenny finally be honest with Bobby about his feelings for him? Or will he continue to push Bobby away telling himself it’s for his own good.Kenny moved in with Sean, Sam and Bobby after his father was killed in the line of duty. Sam and Kenny’s dad were partners on the force, and Sam swore to look after Kenny were anything to ever happen to him. Kenny has been hiding his feelings for Bobby for years, but being alone together in the house they grew up in proves to be too tempting for even Kenny to pass up. Sparks fly and pent up sexual frustration is let loose as these two finally explore their mutual attraction. But Kenny still distances himself from completely opening up to Bobby, and eventually pushes him away again, for the same stupid reason. Can these two find a balance between life, career choices and love?This is probably my favorite installment of the Bottled Up series. Bobby has grown so much personally and emotionally throughout, and we the readers had a front row seat for it all. Grey took us on a stroll down memory lane in the beginning of the book, so we could really get a feel for Bobby and Kenny. Bobby has been mistreated and abandoned, and in Bottled Up we learned the secret of his parents. In Uncorked we get to see him grow up and come to terms with his past, and help a young boy that is having troubles in his life as well. Bobby and Kenny have helped each other through some devastating life events so it was only natural that they would become quite close. Their slow burning love story was very refreshing in lieu of the usual insta- love we see so often in M/M books.The narration of this book improved some since Bottled Up as well. I’m not sure if the narrator just finally found his footing or what, but he did a much better job this time around. This was just another fun, fast read in a long line of fantastic Andrew Grey books. The audio was steady and just over five hours, so you could listen to this one while you’re doing your housework, and make laundry so much sexier and fun while you’re at it!*I received a copy of this audio book from Dreamspinner Press in exchange for an honest review through MM Good Book Reviews*[...]