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A review by sil_the_lobster
Try by Ella Frank
4.0
Delightfully smutty and yet it's more than just another PWP story. Yes, there's loads and loads of hot m/m sex and there's nothing wrong with that. It's well written, explicit + graphic but not vulgar + cheap. It's sizzling and mouthwatering - again, nothing wrong with that. And yet, there's more to it. It's about how attraction does not always ask for your set preferences. Attraction can be about another person, and not about his/her gender. It's about how you sometimes need to re-think your everyday decisions, and about how re-thinking can bring happiness where you least expect it. In this case, Tate finds happiness and companionship with a man (and yes, earth-shattering sex, too), and Logan finds out that committment doesn't always equal shackles.
As for the two blokes in question, I like them both and find them equally believable. I like Tate and how he struggles with this new reality, and the pragmatism with which he finally accepts it; and I like Logan and his cocky attitude (I work in a surrounding pretty similar to his and yeah, men like him do exist), and I much enjoyed reading how he loses some of his cockiness and is prepared to stand up for what he wants, instead of shrugging it off and move on.
So yeah, there's more to this book than steamy sex. Can't wait to read the next one :-)
As for the two blokes in question, I like them both and find them equally believable. I like Tate and how he struggles with this new reality, and the pragmatism with which he finally accepts it; and I like Logan and his cocky attitude (I work in a surrounding pretty similar to his and yeah, men like him do exist), and I much enjoyed reading how he loses some of his cockiness and is prepared to stand up for what he wants, instead of shrugging it off and move on.
So yeah, there's more to this book than steamy sex. Can't wait to read the next one :-)