When little Noah Winthrop used to tag along on adventures with his older brother and his brother's best friend Cameron Lewis, that was one thing; but as the boys got older and young Noah's feeling morphed into a crush on his big brother's best friend that was another.
Years later when the boys met again at his big brother's wedding, Noah got a taste of what he wanted and Cameron chalked it up as a harmless one time thing. So why is that six years later when the boys meet yet again, that despite Cameron's happiness as a lone wolf, is it that that attraction is still there and more adamant than ever?
This tale involving two hot guys that are both fans of hot sex is initially engaging and the sex scenes are initially hot. Even the story of how Noah knows what he wants and must convince Cameron that Cam's unattached lifestyle isn't really the best is engaging to a point. However at 200 pages, this story seemed to sag part way through and I sometimes wished for fewer sex scenes and more character & plot development.
Overall this is an enjoyable read but perhaps not the best of its type.
Other reviewers have told me that the other books in this series are stronger than the initial one and I'll probably check that out in the future but I'm not feeling any rush to do so immediately.
Years later when the boys met again at his big brother's wedding, Noah got a taste of what he wanted and Cameron chalked it up as a harmless one time thing. So why is that six years later when the boys meet yet again, that despite Cameron's happiness as a lone wolf, is it that that attraction is still there and more adamant than ever?
This tale involving two hot guys that are both fans of hot sex is initially engaging and the sex scenes are initially hot. Even the story of how Noah knows what he wants and must convince Cameron that Cam's unattached lifestyle isn't really the best is engaging to a point. However at 200 pages, this story seemed to sag part way through and I sometimes wished for fewer sex scenes and more character & plot development.
Overall this is an enjoyable read but perhaps not the best of its type.
Other reviewers have told me that the other books in this series are stronger than the initial one and I'll probably check that out in the future but I'm not feeling any rush to do so immediately.
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