Review: Decker can play helicopter for me anytime ;)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
Decker Steele - porn star - penthouse apartment, money in the bank, girls on tap. He has it all, he thinks...until his equipment stops “stepping up to the task,” so to speak.  Decker’s depressed and a bit freaked out about retiring from his chosen profession, when he picks up his best friend’s cousin from the airport, his pecker perks up and he’s thrilled...but he knows Andi’s a forever kind of girl. So he has to choose - the girl or the porn?The GoodThis is definitely in the vein of “dick lit” - it’s split POV, but it felt like it was mostly Decker’s perspective.  Hearing his innermost thoughts on falling in love and the fears that he has in opening his heart and letting go of a career that he may have enjoyed at one point, but now just wears him down, helped alot in sympathizing with both Decker and Andi.  At first glance, Andi seems like she would meek and mild, but I loved that she’s got her own wild side that balances Decker’s well.  I really enjoyed watching them go from friends to lovers.The subject matter could come off much skeevier, and let’s face it what porn I’ve seen, the men aren’t the prettiest, but the thought of someone like Decker - gorgeous porn star, hung like a horse and has won awards for his sexual prowess - falling for the girl next door is such a sexy fantasy to indulge in.  The humor’s strong, and the secondary characters round out the story nicely.It’s a standalone with a HEA, with the potential for more if Ms. Dallas chose to turn it into a series.The Minor QuibbleGrammar/punctuation/spelling issues - sometimes the wrong word is used in a sentence would jar me out of the scene.  I’ve read alot of self-pubs though, and it wasn’t so bad that I couldn’t keep reading.The Bottom LineA really enjoyable, funny read, I’d happily recommend it.  I’m interested in checking out more from Ms. Dallas.