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christyduke_5117 's review for:
Better Than Friends
by Lane Hayes
3.5 Stars ~ As I've worked my way through Lane Hayes's 'Better Than' series, I've noticed my overall enjoyment of each book has grown exponentially. When faced with reading 'Better Than Friends' I was excited to see how much more I was going to love this installment. The first thing I adored was how the author picked the story up right from the end of the previous book at Jay and Peter's wedding. If you've read the other books in the series (which, really, you must), you'll remember that Curt was Matt's roommate and Jack is Peter's ex. So, the fact that Curt and Jack meet at Jay and Peter's wedding just had my inner romantic squealing and jumping up and down like a thirteen-year-old girl. *grins*
It didn't take me very long to get a picture in my head of Curt. He views himself as average, not very exciting, plain, nothing that really stands out. Curt sees himself as someone who doesn't make waves, and certainly isn't an energetic and amazing person to be with. When he spies Jack at the wedding he imagines him as some gorgeous pirate with tattoos. Jack exudes self confidence and has this energy about himself that is magnetic. It's no surprise that when Jack shows an interest in getting to know Curt, he totally doesn't believe him. I mean, Curt is a lawyer who specializes in eminent domain and property acquisition, and Jack owns a gay leather daddy club and a motorcycle shop. As Curt says, "Motorcycles and leather bars. Um… Okay, I was right. I was out of my depth, as in a twenty-five-foot tidal wave out of my depth. I didn't even know what kind of questions one asked about those subjects."
Please find my full review at Rainbow Book Reviews
It didn't take me very long to get a picture in my head of Curt. He views himself as average, not very exciting, plain, nothing that really stands out. Curt sees himself as someone who doesn't make waves, and certainly isn't an energetic and amazing person to be with. When he spies Jack at the wedding he imagines him as some gorgeous pirate with tattoos. Jack exudes self confidence and has this energy about himself that is magnetic. It's no surprise that when Jack shows an interest in getting to know Curt, he totally doesn't believe him. I mean, Curt is a lawyer who specializes in eminent domain and property acquisition, and Jack owns a gay leather daddy club and a motorcycle shop. As Curt says, "Motorcycles and leather bars. Um… Okay, I was right. I was out of my depth, as in a twenty-five-foot tidal wave out of my depth. I didn't even know what kind of questions one asked about those subjects."
Please find my full review at Rainbow Book Reviews