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A review by dinohakari
Drama! by A.J. Truman
5.0
I love [a:A.J. Truman|8530035|A.J. Truman|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1480865777p2/8530035.jpg]' stories. They are always so fun and sweet that it is impossible not to enjoy them.
In this case we have the story of Raleigh and Everett. It was a lot of fun to see Rett so determined to hate Railegh and Railegh so determined to provoke him, until their mutual attraction exploded. But prior to that, Rett needed a favor, he needed a "boyfriend" to attend the wedding of his college friends, and who other than Raleigh to help him? Once they began to see each other in a different light, and to remove layer after layer of the armor they both wore to protect themselves, the feelings changed. But Rett was very stubborn in pretending in front of his ex (the main purpose of all that charade) that his life was more than perfect, that he preferred to ignore what he had in front of his eyes: the opportunity to have something real with Raleigh, and Raleigh he was still burnt by his experience with his ex-fiancée, that the fear of getting hurt again wouldn't let him go after what he really wanted.
And if it's about laughter, nothing better than the chat between Rett and his group of friends/coworkers. So much fun! (And yes, I said FUN again...)
With well-defined main characters, and a bunch of secondary characters that really stand out and add to the story, lots of fun, lots of sexy and steamy scenes, and a little bit of angst, this book doesn't disappoint.
I was given an advanced copy and voluntarily wrote a review.
In this case we have the story of Raleigh and Everett. It was a lot of fun to see Rett so determined to hate Railegh and Railegh so determined to provoke him, until their mutual attraction exploded. But prior to that, Rett needed a favor, he needed a "boyfriend" to attend the wedding of his college friends, and who other than Raleigh to help him? Once they began to see each other in a different light, and to remove layer after layer of the armor they both wore to protect themselves, the feelings changed. But Rett was very stubborn in pretending in front of his ex (the main purpose of all that charade) that his life was more than perfect, that he preferred to ignore what he had in front of his eyes: the opportunity to have something real with Raleigh, and Raleigh he was still burnt by his experience with his ex-fiancée, that the fear of getting hurt again wouldn't let him go after what he really wanted.
And if it's about laughter, nothing better than the chat between Rett and his group of friends/coworkers. So much fun! (And yes, I said FUN again...)
With well-defined main characters, and a bunch of secondary characters that really stand out and add to the story, lots of fun, lots of sexy and steamy scenes, and a little bit of angst, this book doesn't disappoint.
I was given an advanced copy and voluntarily wrote a review.