Review: Everyone MUST read this book!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 29, 2014
B.G. Thomas has outdone himself this time.  I've been a fan of Thomas ever since I read his first book.  I've read every book he's written so far, and each one is better than the last.  Thomas never fails to make me laugh, cry, and fall in love in every book he writes.  And Spring Affair was no exception!  If you're looking for erotica or wild, raw sex scenes, then don't buy this book.  But if you want a romantic love story with a whole cast of characters that you can fall in love with, and a plot that pulls you in and makes you care, then go out and buy Spring Affair immediately.  I won't describe the plot.  Amazon already posts a synopsis of the plot for you to see.  But I will say that the plot is detailed and complete and totally believable.  Thomas definitely does his research.  He brings in vegan restaurants and you can tell he has taken the time to learn all there is to know about vegan diets.  He brings in meditation and the philosophies of the Dalai Lama, and you can tell he has studied and learned all about it.  He even brings in different languages as some of his characters speak French and Samoan, and he took the time to use both languages correctly. ( I should know.......I speak French)And best of all-- he brings in BELIEVABLE characters.  These characters are real,  Not the tall, buff, muscular, too-perfect men that appear in so many of the other gay romance novels out here. No, Thomas' characters are much more believable.  Some are short, Some are skinny, Some are a bit over-weight. Some are hairy (and don't do that man-scaping thing).  But ALL OF THEM are totally human and totally lovable.  Thomas fleshes out every character in his book.  We know exactly what each one looks like, and we know what each of them feels inside.  And I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the fantastic job Thomas does with the female character in the story.  She's not just the foil that we want to hate because she's the necessary block in the love affair.  Instead she is a fully human character (with a happy ending of her own).  And let's not forget young Logan in this story.  He's wise beyond his years and a son that any parent would love and be so proud of.As a side note to the author--  may I say I was pleased to see a character named Lee?  My name is Lee and it was fun to imagine (if only for a little while) that I was that character!  And Mr. Thomas, even though you want us all to fall in love with Sloan and Max, I want to tell you that it was Wyatt that I found myself falling for.  He is just my type!  Maybe he can get a story all his own some time (hint, hint).And to all the people reading this review--  Go out now and read this book and see which character YOU fall in love with.  Will it be Max and Sloan, or will it be Scott, or will it be Asher?  Stay away from Wyatt.  He's all mine (LOL).