Sunday, June 24, 2012

CHRISTINE SHAW – BEST FRIENDS – A REVIEW




Publisher: Siren
Author: Christine Shaw
Title: Best Friends
Series Everyday Romances
Book: 2
Cover Art: Jinger Heaston
Siren Classic ManLove: Erotic Alternative Romance, M/M, spanking, sex toys, HEA
Word count: 28,571
Price: $ 4.99
Available in: Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Reader, HTML, Mobipocket, EPUB


 
BLURB:
Nate Francis had never been interested in sex or girlfriends and he never asked himself why. All he knows is that the idea of sleeping with a woman doesn't appeal to him. Only when he finds himself jacking off in the company of his best friend, Jake, does he start to feel anything sexual.
When his parents go away for two weeks, Jake asks Nate to stay with him. In doing so he allows himself to masturbate in front of the man. But once his friend goes into the bathroom to clean up, he finds a gay erotic magazine in his best friend’s bag. Confronting the man about it proves to be tempting fate as the two realize they have been harboring feelings for one another for weeks now.
As the two discover the wonders of gay sex together, their feelings toward one another grow. But can two twenty-one-year-olds find a forever in their best friend? What happens if they both want different things?
Can the two make it work, or will they lose a best friend?

REVIEW:

This is my first review of a Siren/Bookstrand title because it is the first short series book I have really found enjoyable and a lot of that is because the editing is far above what is found in the average Siren title.   There are a few spelling goofs, extra or missing words and such but they are few and far between.
This is a novel about two best friends who, after knowing each other forever up and decide to go gay for each other after a mutual jack off session in their private place, a shack out in the woods.  Okay the plot is interesting.  It read more like the guys should have been 18 year old high school seniors rather than 21 year old college students.  That was my only complaint with the whole thing.  They didn’t really act their age and their families didn’t treat them as if they were 21 which leads me to believe Ms Shaw aged the two boys up a few years to meet Siren’s age requirements for characters in sexual relationships.
They are in a sexual relationship too, no doubt about it.  This book is graphic in its sexual detail and very arousing if I do say so myself.  This is a quickie read with lots of sex, not a deep emotional love story so go into in knowing that and you will have a great time.

1 comment:

  1. Another candid and concise review without so much detail that I feel as though I no longer need to read the story in question--thanks!

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