Review: Sweet, steamy, and satisfying
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2014
***This book was given to me in exchange for an honest review.***This was a satisfying and fulfilling piece of gay erotica. James, an artist, can't spend as much time on his art as he'd like because he has to make ends meet as a corporate designer. He's assigned to a project for Seth Burns, a CEO who is launching a LGBTQ friendly chain of hotels and needs someone to design the corporate branding. Seth is taken with James from the start, but it isn't until James has a panic attack after seeing an abusive ex at Seth's hotel that he really catches Seth's eye.Seth is dominant, both in the bedroom and out, and James soon finds himself in a relationship he doesn't believe he deserves, but desperately wants.I loved this book. Despite being way too busy over the course of a weekend, I couldn't put this book down. I only knocked off a star because there were some editing issues that i just couldn't ignore. I suppose being an editor has its drawbacks sometimes. Some of the phrasing was repetitive and though the grammar was spot on, a good edit would have catapulted this book fully into the five star category.Even with these minor issues, these characters will stay with you long after the book is complete.***This review was done in conjunction with NerdGirl Official. Please see NerdGirl's Facebook page for more information.***