Review: 4.5 stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 6, 2012
#MIGHT BE SPOILERS IN REVIEW#I love May-December romances whether it be m/f or m/m and Cameron Dane's A Younger Man is a wonderful example of when this trope works and works well.Noah Maitland is a divorced dad with two teenage sons who is ready to find love again, this time with a man. He doesn't expect to fall for Zane Halliday, a twenty-something "father" caring for his brother and sister after his stepfather died. When Zane and the kids are about to become homeless, Noah steps up and helps Zane find a job (working for him) and a new home. As the two men begin to develop a friendship, they also start to fall for each other. But Noah isn't sure if Zane is in the right place in his life for a permanent relationship.What I loved about A Younger Man was the slow build-up between Noah and Zane. They explored their friendship first, then hopped into bed after much debate. And when they finally hook up? Ah, first times may not be the best in real life, but for Zane and Noah, that isn't the case! Plus, I think Cameron Dane has made it possible that I will never look at raw carrots the same after this! (You will have to read the book to get the reference). Add in some great secondary characters with Zane and Noah's kids (they fight, they get upset, they are normal children rather than "book" kids) and this is a delightful novel.I can recommend A Younger Man without any reservations.Dark Divas Reviews