Review: Great Story.  Great Characters.  Very Hot.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2013
Yes, Indiscretion is a story that includes infidelity; however, the story is not about infidelity. The book is a lot more than that. It is a story about two men, Chris and Leif, coming to love each other and as a result, they become their authentic selves and they learn to accept who they are. Furthermore, I enjoyed this novel because the story kept going even after Chris and Leif officially became a couple and said their I love yous. Stories such as these usually end shortly after the couple has their HEA. In Indiscretion, several of the subplots are given the opportunity to play out and provide the reader a resolution.The infidelity is not glamourized and neither Chris or Leif feels right about it. In the book, Chris realizes that he and his wife have become roommates. They just happen to be roommates that sleep in the same bed and that's the extent of their relationship as husband and wife. All in all, they lead seperate lives and come and go as they please without explanation to one another. Greene handles the infidelity issue very well.In addition, Greene creates well fleshed out main characters. The reader is able to get the know and understand the characters little by little and the story develops. Great character development.Finally, the sex. It is frequent, but not uneccessarily frequent. This is not a gay-for-you story; however, Chris is new to male/male romantic relationships. Furthermore, he hasn't had sex in quite awhile. He is also eager to experience a physical relationship with the charasmatic, sarcastic and sexy Leif. Also, Leif has quite the libido, so because of these things, one would expect frequent sexual encounters between Chris and Leif.I can't wait to read Jack Greene's next full length book. I definately recommend this one.