Review: Two hot gay men in uniform...aaaannnddd you've got me interested.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 22, 2013
I had bought this on my Kindle and it sat there for ages unread, I don't know why. I had travelled out of town and looked for something to read in my list of unread books. I am so glad that I overcame whatever reluctance I had.  It starts off with the Training Officer (Mike) and Boot/Rookie (Nathan) under fire after attending a Domestic Incident. Mike is tough on his 'boots' but has to be to save lives - one mistake can be their last.  Then we jump seven months and the pair are partners, Nathan is no longer a rookie.  Mike has never felt this way about one of his 'boots' before.  And while he may be gay, Nathan isn't.  He has a girlfriend (Taylor) who wants him to go work for her Father, but Nathan is a cop and happy with Mike.  Several incidents impact on their relationship, the first of which is Nathan chasing down a suspect leaving Mike behind.  Such a bad thing for a rookie - except he isn't a rookie anymore and Mike needs to get his head around that.  It is the start of Mike realising how attached he has come to his straight partner, how protective he feels.  It bubbles up and he puts his hands on Nathan in anger that quickly morphs into more - Mike backs off before he shows Nathan exactly what he wants to do.  And this is the point where Nathan realises his feelings may be more than hero worship, he likes Mike, he admires Mike. But is there more?  What was Mike doing putting his hands on him?We get the story from both perspectives which makes it a more rounded story.  There is procedural detail in the descriptions of their day.  We see them getting closer and it draws you in.  The story was enjoyable and kept me interested until the end of the book.  I was really disappointed Sam B. Morgan doesn't have another book listed with Amazon for my Kindle.  I will keep looking.  He now on my favoured author list.  Get a sample to see how good it is and enjoy.