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A review by dame_samara
Cut-Over Criteria by Koala Omugi
3.0
This is an incredibly sweet nerdy office romance, it felt realistic in how Seto initially enters the relationship as an experiment, to learn about himself. There is a bit of a power dynamic given that Seto is both older then Jin, as well as his superior.
I did enjoy Seto's continual references to his life in terms of software development.
This book also is more spicy then it had any reason to be, like every chapter has a sex scene in it. In the end it felt like it would be much better as fade to black scenes. Because these don't really add to the story, when I found myself stepping away from this while reading I would forget that this was spicy at all to then be startled the Next time it popped up.
I did enjoy Seto's continual references to his life in terms of software development.
This book also is more spicy then it had any reason to be, like every chapter has a sex scene in it. In the end it felt like it would be much better as fade to black scenes. Because these don't really add to the story, when I found myself stepping away from this while reading I would forget that this was spicy at all to then be startled the Next time it popped up.