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A review by haletostilinski1
Out of Frame by Megan Erickson
4.0
This series has been so much fun to read! I thought that while the last one was angst city, this was was cute and adorable. Slightly angsty, but nothing compared to the last book.
Quinn, who is Colin's sister's best friend who appeared briefly at the end of the second book, goes with Jess, the sister, on a spring break cruise in their last year of school (although J.R., the other MC mentions that gay people can get married, but then Quinn mentions it is 2015, and spring break is in March/April and gay marriage wasn't legalized until about June of that years, so just a tad off on the timeline there) and meets J.R., a reality star.
The cruise is like a mix of these six cast members from a travel reality show and all these spring breakers, and J.R., who was pressured into a signing a contract that he would act straight for the show - instead of being who actually is, which is bisexual - tries to stay away from Quinn but can't, because they're attracted to each other immediately.
This was an easy, fun read and these two had wonderful chemistry with some really cute scenes. Again, the sex in this didn't wow me as it didn't particularly wow me in the last one either, but I still enjoyed it. I think Miss Erickson on her own just doesn't have that extra oomph in sex scenes that Santino Hassel most likely provides in the Cyberlove series, is all I'm saying. I just wish they were more detailed in this series. Although I do remember the sex scenes being more steamy in her Daring Fate series, so I know she is capable of hot sex scenes. Not so much for this series though.
I really enjoyed the side characters in this as well, and how these two get their happy ending was adorable and made my heart melt. Still very much enjoying this series! <3
Quinn, who is Colin's sister's best friend who appeared briefly at the end of the second book, goes with Jess, the sister, on a spring break cruise in their last year of school (although J.R., the other MC mentions that gay people can get married, but then Quinn mentions it is 2015, and spring break is in March/April and gay marriage wasn't legalized until about June of that years, so just a tad off on the timeline there) and meets J.R., a reality star.
The cruise is like a mix of these six cast members from a travel reality show and all these spring breakers, and J.R., who was pressured into a signing a contract that he would act straight for the show - instead of being who actually is, which is bisexual - tries to stay away from Quinn but can't, because they're attracted to each other immediately.
This was an easy, fun read and these two had wonderful chemistry with some really cute scenes. Again, the sex in this didn't wow me as it didn't particularly wow me in the last one either, but I still enjoyed it. I think Miss Erickson on her own just doesn't have that extra oomph in sex scenes that Santino Hassel most likely provides in the Cyberlove series, is all I'm saying. I just wish they were more detailed in this series. Although I do remember the sex scenes being more steamy in her Daring Fate series, so I know she is capable of hot sex scenes. Not so much for this series though.
I really enjoyed the side characters in this as well, and how these two get their happy ending was adorable and made my heart melt. Still very much enjoying this series! <3