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A review by shandra
Punching the V-Card by Leta Blake
4.0
Regular Guy and 'Everyman' Devon Waters agrees to a marathon sex weekend with larger-than-life Carl Pink who has been secretly crushing on him for years.
Devon was highly relatable as an Everyman character. He's an undergrad in college, not sure where he intends to take his life, and just trying his best to make his parents proud. I got the impression taking Carl's virginity was the most adventurous thing he'd ever done in his life.
Carl is described as an elfin guy who also happens to be a talented musician with a blessed existence where everything goes his way. The only thing he's really wanted without getting is Devon who is his best friend's brother.
The entire book is told over the span of a weekend. It's literally all about these two guys hooking up, exploring sex together, and falling in love by the wayside of the sexy times. It's a short read which is very fast-paced; I found it enjoyable and would recommend it to readers who are looking for something light and sexy.
Devon was highly relatable as an Everyman character. He's an undergrad in college, not sure where he intends to take his life, and just trying his best to make his parents proud. I got the impression taking Carl's virginity was the most adventurous thing he'd ever done in his life.
Carl is described as an elfin guy who also happens to be a talented musician with a blessed existence where everything goes his way. The only thing he's really wanted without getting is Devon who is his best friend's brother.
The entire book is told over the span of a weekend. It's literally all about these two guys hooking up, exploring sex together, and falling in love by the wayside of the sexy times. It's a short read which is very fast-paced; I found it enjoyable and would recommend it to readers who are looking for something light and sexy.