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Something in Common #3
Resonate
When Gerald Ramirez and retired rock star Bur Jenkins meet, it’s not exactly love at first sight. Actually, Gerald thinks Bur is using their mutual friend, and Bur seems to get a kick out of messing with Gerald.
To be honest, Gerald’s never been attracted to another man. But then Bur admits he’s attracted to Gerald, and now Gerald can’t stop thinking about what the two of them might be like together. After proving to himself he’s not interested in any other men, Gerald comes forward with an admission of his own: he’s interested in Bur, and he wants to give dating a shot.
Bur never dared to hope for this, but the chance to get close to Gerald is too tempting to resist, even though Bur is sure their relationship will crash and burn. After all, they’re completely mismatched�.
To be honest, Gerald’s never been attracted to another man. But then Bur admits he’s attracted to Gerald, and now Gerald can’t stop thinking about what the two of them might be like together. After proving to himself he’s not interested in any other men, Gerald comes forward with an admission of his own: he’s interested in Bur, and he wants to give dating a shot.
Bur never dared to hope for this, but the chance to get close to Gerald is too tempting to resist, even though Bur is sure their relationship will crash and burn. After all, they’re completely mismatched�.
204 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 3, 2012
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Talia Carmichael
60Ìýbooks193ÌýfollowersTalia Carmichael is a romantic who believes that family, no matter if it is by blood or those you choose as family, is integral to who you are. She is an author who writes sexy stories in a variety of genres. She believes in creating stories that encompass all that falling in love or lust entails, from the highs of that first blush of attraction to the lows of not knowing if you can make your coming together as a couple work, and then finally to the acceptance of the reality of making a life together. It's all about the journey.
Among her books you'll find contemporary, futuristic, fantasy, and paranormal settings with M/M themes that will have a happily-ever-after. Her books are passionate, intense, and real...to fill the craving.
Among her books you'll find contemporary, futuristic, fantasy, and paranormal settings with M/M themes that will have a happily-ever-after. Her books are passionate, intense, and real...to fill the craving.
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July 4, 2012
Ode To A Fluff Addiction
By now it's well known that I have a problem
One that requires me to mainline fluff
By now we all know about the Crack Attack shelf
And that there's no way I'll ever get enough
Talia Carmichael has created a world
Where almost everyone is gay
Everyone also seems to be related
In some kind of confusing but not incest-ish way
(I really don't know how she worked that but there are at least fifteen more books that could be written with all of these gay brothers and cousins)
This story is about the surly but dependable cop named Gerald
And Bur, the 25 year old retired rock star
At first they really don't like one another
But then they rub groins and, well, you know how things are
Here's the thing; Gerald's not gay
He goes to a gay bar to see and everything
When he ends up not be attracted to anyone
He figures out it's only Bur that gets his engine revving
(It takes Gerald two weeks to figure out he's straight except for when it comes to Bur)
From there on out it's pretty smooth sailing
While Gerald and Bur go one dates and duel tongues
There is a little worry about Gerald bailing
But those fears are laid to rest and it's on with the sexy fun
Oh and there's a miscommunication story line
Where Gerald thinks Bur is out of work and has no money
Everyone tries to tell him that Bur has loads of cash
But Gerald won't listen and it drags on until it's not funny
(Seriously, how many times does someone have to tell you that your man has a house and cash before you actually listen to what they're saying?)
I think I gave this two stars
Because it's in a series that I'm addicted to
I really can't think of another reason
And I'll still read the next book because that's what I do
So, the fluff addiction is still going strong
And I don't see any end in sight
I wonder when the next book is coming out
Because the Crack Attack is something I just can't fight
By now it's well known that I have a problem
One that requires me to mainline fluff
By now we all know about the Crack Attack shelf
And that there's no way I'll ever get enough
Talia Carmichael has created a world
Where almost everyone is gay
Everyone also seems to be related
In some kind of confusing but not incest-ish way
(I really don't know how she worked that but there are at least fifteen more books that could be written with all of these gay brothers and cousins)
This story is about the surly but dependable cop named Gerald
And Bur, the 25 year old retired rock star
At first they really don't like one another
But then they rub groins and, well, you know how things are
Here's the thing; Gerald's not gay
He goes to a gay bar to see and everything
When he ends up not be attracted to anyone
He figures out it's only Bur that gets his engine revving
(It takes Gerald two weeks to figure out he's straight except for when it comes to Bur)
From there on out it's pretty smooth sailing
While Gerald and Bur go one dates and duel tongues
There is a little worry about Gerald bailing
But those fears are laid to rest and it's on with the sexy fun
Oh and there's a miscommunication story line
Where Gerald thinks Bur is out of work and has no money
Everyone tries to tell him that Bur has loads of cash
But Gerald won't listen and it drags on until it's not funny
(Seriously, how many times does someone have to tell you that your man has a house and cash before you actually listen to what they're saying?)
I think I gave this two stars
Because it's in a series that I'm addicted to
I really can't think of another reason
And I'll still read the next book because that's what I do
So, the fluff addiction is still going strong
And I don't see any end in sight
I wonder when the next book is coming out
Because the Crack Attack is something I just can't fight
July 14, 2012
4.5 *
So many things in this book that could have made into heavy angst:
- gfy
- ex fiancee moved to his bf's house
- abuse
-
- they fight over one's inability to respect the other's feeling about money.
Thankfully, the author didn't take the angsty route. Instead, it's a light, fun story despite negative things happening.
It lost half star because
A nice reading.
So many things in this book that could have made into heavy angst:
- gfy
- ex fiancee moved to his bf's house
- abuse
-
- they fight over one's inability to respect the other's feeling about money.
Thankfully, the author didn't take the angsty route. Instead, it's a light, fun story despite negative things happening.
It lost half star because
A nice reading.
July 19, 2017
I received a copy of this title to read and review for Wicked Reads
DNF @21% = automatic 3 stars
Read as part of the Something in Common bundle.
This is a case of the writing style not for me. I won't go in depth, but the lower rated reviews pretty much voice exactly what my issues are. Sappy, when I need a hefty dose of realism in my books. The dialogue doesn't sound as real people would speak- wooden and stilted. Telling and more telling, instead of showing. Insta-love/lust/HEA. Miscommunication. Silly &/or immature behavior by grown men. An abundance of gay characters, especially within a singular family, as if no other orientations exist.
After trying out 3 books in the bundle, giving each one at least 20%, trying to ascertain whether it was my mood, the individual book's plot, or the author, I've decided the writing style is not for me. While I won't be reading any more books by this author, that doesn't mean you won't enjoy them. We each read differently.
DNF @21% = automatic 3 stars
Read as part of the Something in Common bundle.
This is a case of the writing style not for me. I won't go in depth, but the lower rated reviews pretty much voice exactly what my issues are. Sappy, when I need a hefty dose of realism in my books. The dialogue doesn't sound as real people would speak- wooden and stilted. Telling and more telling, instead of showing. Insta-love/lust/HEA. Miscommunication. Silly &/or immature behavior by grown men. An abundance of gay characters, especially within a singular family, as if no other orientations exist.
After trying out 3 books in the bundle, giving each one at least 20%, trying to ascertain whether it was my mood, the individual book's plot, or the author, I've decided the writing style is not for me. While I won't be reading any more books by this author, that doesn't mean you won't enjoy them. We each read differently.
June 7, 2024
This one is a little off.
This book for me didn't flow like the previous ones did. It lagged behind in the timeline. How is it that Gerald, didn't know the Bur was financially when is friend Miguel is a partner with Bernie. Things need to be explained a little more in detail and not left hanging. You know, books can be written with only one sex scene and they have.
This book for me didn't flow like the previous ones did. It lagged behind in the timeline. How is it that Gerald, didn't know the Bur was financially when is friend Miguel is a partner with Bernie. Things need to be explained a little more in detail and not left hanging. You know, books can be written with only one sex scene and they have.
October 7, 2012
I am giving 5 stars to the whole series...I know I am only at book 3 but this is exactly the kind of series I love...light, funny, so sweet my teeth hurt romantic and with bazillion characters that could potentially mean bazillion more books...I love when everyone knows everyone and when the friends are the family and they all butt into each others´ lives...often I need story with super complex plot and deep characters and believable situations...and sometimes I need these fluffy page turners that make my day brighter
April 26, 2013
Gerald is a total and utter prat that listens to nobody! It could have done with being a little shorter the miscomunication plot was to drawn out and got boring after a while
Edit 27/14/13: The rating of this book really does depend on the mood your in while reading it. I just finished it for a seond time at I actually kind of liked it! Changing the rating to 3 stars. I'd avise saving this for when your in a happy kind of mood lol.
Edit 27/14/13: The rating of this book really does depend on the mood your in while reading it. I just finished it for a seond time at I actually kind of liked it! Changing the rating to 3 stars. I'd avise saving this for when your in a happy kind of mood lol.
April 21, 2020
The love of the mismatched. Gerald has assumed the role of protector to his friend Harper after his husband was killed in the line of duty. The problem is that retired rockstar, Bur, has moved into Harper's house and Gerald thinks Bur is just using Harper.Ìý Bur is really just a friend to Harper because despite Gerald's hostile attitude Bur's attracted to him. Gerald claims to be straight, until Bur lets slip his attraction to him. Gerald is conflicted when he realizes that he's interested in Bur too. Gerald decides to take a chance and asks Bur out. Despite obvious reservations Bur agrees to the date. An unusual match to say the least and a whole cast of characters to support and surprise this unlikely pairing.
February 3, 2020
Boring,shame I thought to buy and read a nice serie.
But something is missing,Ooh that is it the story is written
but there is not a real story,only a build up to harpers story.
Oke you can`t love them al
But something is missing,Ooh that is it the story is written
but there is not a real story,only a build up to harpers story.
Oke you can`t love them al
August 2, 2013
3.5 stars
Resonate is the third installment in the Something in Common series by Talia Carmichael. It is a great addition to the ongoing saga but most assuredly not a stand alone read in its own right. This series has multiple characters and back-stories that make reading the preceding novels in order a must!
This particular entry tells the story of one of the three Jenkins brothers –Wilbur or Bur. He is a talented musician who has been living in England for some year. The death of a friend has brought hi ho and reunited hi with his brothers. All three are now involved in building the homeless facility and Bur has moved in with Harper who recently lost his partner, Karl. Those how know the series will remember Karl being shot in the line of duty and may also recall his on the job partner, George.
George and Bur seem to continually clash; as George is under the miss-assumption that Bur is attracted and living off of the grieving Harper. Nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, Bur is attracted to the very straight George and is incredibly wealthy to boot. (As a side note, the way Ms Carmichael has the character of George continually try to pay for Bur and to find him jobs while completely oblivious to Bur’s actual massive fortune is downright hysterical at times---it made George so endearing—I just fell in love with him!)
As the story progresses we watch as George and Bur fall in love. We see the close knit community of friends and family join round them and protect them as Bur’s abusive parents come back on the scene and wreak havoc, nearly derailing the relationship between George and Bur in the process.
The story line is very involved and, at times, even I who know the series was scratching my head. This is a richly detailed saga and the characters are multi-dimensional—constantly growing and really fun to watch. However, I found the convenient dealing with and dismissal of Bur’s parents and the strange addition and then subtraction of a sister really too easy. I felt these two pieces were rushed and sacrificed so that we could spend more time on the relationship between Bur and George.
I loved the growing love between the two MC’s and even the author’s insistence not to label George either gay, bi, or straight was a fun quirk—but it went on and on and I felt that it was trotted out too often and therefore weakened its plausibility. Also, the constant reference to Bur’s “violent� side was cute at first but it was not necessary to continually come back to it just in order to help establish his back-story later in the novel.
All in all, I found Resonate to be a good and worthy addition to the series. It was entertaining, a hot and interesting love story and a humorous case of new love. However, I felt that there were times that the heavy addition of back story, multiple characters and heavy handed use of establishing clues for us to later put together to solve a few mysterious elements often pulled me from the story and left me scratching my head.
All in all I felt that the novel could use a bit of a paring down but otherwise was a good read from start to finish.
Resonate is the third installment in the Something in Common series by Talia Carmichael. It is a great addition to the ongoing saga but most assuredly not a stand alone read in its own right. This series has multiple characters and back-stories that make reading the preceding novels in order a must!
This particular entry tells the story of one of the three Jenkins brothers –Wilbur or Bur. He is a talented musician who has been living in England for some year. The death of a friend has brought hi ho and reunited hi with his brothers. All three are now involved in building the homeless facility and Bur has moved in with Harper who recently lost his partner, Karl. Those how know the series will remember Karl being shot in the line of duty and may also recall his on the job partner, George.
George and Bur seem to continually clash; as George is under the miss-assumption that Bur is attracted and living off of the grieving Harper. Nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, Bur is attracted to the very straight George and is incredibly wealthy to boot. (As a side note, the way Ms Carmichael has the character of George continually try to pay for Bur and to find him jobs while completely oblivious to Bur’s actual massive fortune is downright hysterical at times---it made George so endearing—I just fell in love with him!)
As the story progresses we watch as George and Bur fall in love. We see the close knit community of friends and family join round them and protect them as Bur’s abusive parents come back on the scene and wreak havoc, nearly derailing the relationship between George and Bur in the process.
The story line is very involved and, at times, even I who know the series was scratching my head. This is a richly detailed saga and the characters are multi-dimensional—constantly growing and really fun to watch. However, I found the convenient dealing with and dismissal of Bur’s parents and the strange addition and then subtraction of a sister really too easy. I felt these two pieces were rushed and sacrificed so that we could spend more time on the relationship between Bur and George.
I loved the growing love between the two MC’s and even the author’s insistence not to label George either gay, bi, or straight was a fun quirk—but it went on and on and I felt that it was trotted out too often and therefore weakened its plausibility. Also, the constant reference to Bur’s “violent� side was cute at first but it was not necessary to continually come back to it just in order to help establish his back-story later in the novel.
All in all, I found Resonate to be a good and worthy addition to the series. It was entertaining, a hot and interesting love story and a humorous case of new love. However, I felt that there were times that the heavy addition of back story, multiple characters and heavy handed use of establishing clues for us to later put together to solve a few mysterious elements often pulled me from the story and left me scratching my head.
All in all I felt that the novel could use a bit of a paring down but otherwise was a good read from start to finish.
November 9, 2015
Wann immer Gerald Ramirez und Bur Jenkins aufeinandertreffen, dann knallt es. Die Männer sind sich nicht besonders und grün und mögen sich auch nicht wirklich. Gerald hat starke Vorbehalte Bur gegenüber, den er für einen arbeitsscheuen Schmarotzer hält, der Harper ausnutzt und auf Kosten seiner Brüder Del und Bernie lebt. Dabei ist Bur für Haper Therapie pur und hilft dem trauernden Harper wieder auf die Beine. Gerald, der der beste Freund und Kollege des verstorbenen Karls war, fühlt sich zurück gesetzt und versteht auch die Welt nicht mehr.
Allerdings hat mit der Zeit die Intensität der Kabbeleien abgenommen und Bur flirtet auch schamlos mit Gerald, der mit Männern per se nichts anfangen kann. Mit der sexuellen Orientierung seiner Freunde hat Gerald jedoch kein Problem. Nur Bur � Bur regt ihn auf. Bis zu dem Tag, an dem er begreift, dass sich zwischen ihnen etwas geändert hat. Und dass er beginnt ihn mit anderen Augen und vor allem wachsendem Interesse zu sehen.
Resonate erzählt nun die Geschichte des zweiten Drillings � Bur. Dieser ist ein millionenschwerer Frührentner, der sich mit seiner Band aus dem Musikbusiness zurückgezogen hat. Doch seine Vergangenheit hütet Bur. Vor allem Gerald gegenüber, den er immer wieder provoziert. Bur hat wie seine Brüder eine harte Kindheit überlebt und kämpft noch immer mit den Folgen der Gewalt und des Mißbrauchs. Jedoch ist er nicht zu stolz und nimmt wie Bernie therapeutische Hilfe an.
Von diesen Dingen weiss Gerald jedoch nichts. Er befindet sich selbst in einer Phase der Neuorientierung. Zum einen ist da Bur, der ihn immer wieder provoziert und verwirrt. Dann der unverarbeitete Tod Karls, der Gerald noch immer sehr belastet. Genauso wie das angeknackste Verhältnis zu Harper, für den er doch eigentlich nur das Beste möchte.
Der dritte Teil der A Something in Common-Reihe von Talia Carmichael beinhaltet wieder viel Humor, Witz und Erotik. Doch unterschwellig ist da dieses Drama, das die drei Jenkins-Brüder umgibt. Stück für Stück brechen die Mauern weg und offenbaren das Grauen, dass Del, Bernie und Bur durchleiden mussten. Es ist jedoch nicht so dramatisch, dass der Leser selbst gleich in Depressionen verfällt. Die Autorin hat das richtige Gespür für Drama, Hoffnung und Lebensfreude. Es macht auch wahnsinnigen Spass von den bereits zusammengefundenen Paaren zu lesen und wird neugierig auf die noch zu vermittelnden Jungs.
Allerdings hat mit der Zeit die Intensität der Kabbeleien abgenommen und Bur flirtet auch schamlos mit Gerald, der mit Männern per se nichts anfangen kann. Mit der sexuellen Orientierung seiner Freunde hat Gerald jedoch kein Problem. Nur Bur � Bur regt ihn auf. Bis zu dem Tag, an dem er begreift, dass sich zwischen ihnen etwas geändert hat. Und dass er beginnt ihn mit anderen Augen und vor allem wachsendem Interesse zu sehen.
Resonate erzählt nun die Geschichte des zweiten Drillings � Bur. Dieser ist ein millionenschwerer Frührentner, der sich mit seiner Band aus dem Musikbusiness zurückgezogen hat. Doch seine Vergangenheit hütet Bur. Vor allem Gerald gegenüber, den er immer wieder provoziert. Bur hat wie seine Brüder eine harte Kindheit überlebt und kämpft noch immer mit den Folgen der Gewalt und des Mißbrauchs. Jedoch ist er nicht zu stolz und nimmt wie Bernie therapeutische Hilfe an.
Von diesen Dingen weiss Gerald jedoch nichts. Er befindet sich selbst in einer Phase der Neuorientierung. Zum einen ist da Bur, der ihn immer wieder provoziert und verwirrt. Dann der unverarbeitete Tod Karls, der Gerald noch immer sehr belastet. Genauso wie das angeknackste Verhältnis zu Harper, für den er doch eigentlich nur das Beste möchte.
Der dritte Teil der A Something in Common-Reihe von Talia Carmichael beinhaltet wieder viel Humor, Witz und Erotik. Doch unterschwellig ist da dieses Drama, das die drei Jenkins-Brüder umgibt. Stück für Stück brechen die Mauern weg und offenbaren das Grauen, dass Del, Bernie und Bur durchleiden mussten. Es ist jedoch nicht so dramatisch, dass der Leser selbst gleich in Depressionen verfällt. Die Autorin hat das richtige Gespür für Drama, Hoffnung und Lebensfreude. Es macht auch wahnsinnigen Spass von den bereits zusammengefundenen Paaren zu lesen und wird neugierig auf die noch zu vermittelnden Jungs.
January 15, 2020
RP -Love has a way of sneaking up on us when and where we don't expect it to. This is certainly the case for Gerald Ramirez and Bur Jenkins in Resonate by Talia Carmichael. Bur knows he wants Gerald, but thinks he's straight. Gerald has always though he was straight as well, until Bur comes on to him. Then he realizes that he has to re-think that particular option if he is going to pursue what could be his biggest chance on happiness.
Gerald Ramirez is a complicated man. He's arrogant, bossy, and difficult to get along with. He's also overpowering and overprotective. Most of all, he's never realized just how lonely he is and what he's missing in life with his shallow, detached existence. The indifference may work well for his job as a cop, but does nothing for his love life. Bur Jenkins evokes all kinds of unwanted emotions inside of Gerald, ranging from anger, frustration, and distrust, to a disturbing sense of physical attraction which totally confuses him. Completely thrown by these new emotions and feeling extremely uncomfortable, he knows he has to make a decision.
Bur Jenkins is a man who knows what he wants. At 25, he's retired from touring in his music career. He has the support of his two brothers and has moved not only himself, but his entire band to one place because he considers them all family. Bur is also a man with a violent past and is still wounded from his experiences. Bur is very skeptical when it comes to interacting with anyone's parents and it causes conflict when he is hesitant to accept Gerald's close relationship with his mother. Bur needs to trust again, to realize that everyone isn't like his parents, that some parents are good and accepting and supportive.
I'd recommend this story to anyone who enjoys relationships that are out of the ordinary, along with angst, mystery, intrigue, and one that emphasizes that family is not always comprised of people who share blood. Thanks, Talia, for an enjoyable, entertaining story
NOTE: The first edition of this book was provided by the publisher for the purpose of a review on .
Gerald Ramirez is a complicated man. He's arrogant, bossy, and difficult to get along with. He's also overpowering and overprotective. Most of all, he's never realized just how lonely he is and what he's missing in life with his shallow, detached existence. The indifference may work well for his job as a cop, but does nothing for his love life. Bur Jenkins evokes all kinds of unwanted emotions inside of Gerald, ranging from anger, frustration, and distrust, to a disturbing sense of physical attraction which totally confuses him. Completely thrown by these new emotions and feeling extremely uncomfortable, he knows he has to make a decision.
Bur Jenkins is a man who knows what he wants. At 25, he's retired from touring in his music career. He has the support of his two brothers and has moved not only himself, but his entire band to one place because he considers them all family. Bur is also a man with a violent past and is still wounded from his experiences. Bur is very skeptical when it comes to interacting with anyone's parents and it causes conflict when he is hesitant to accept Gerald's close relationship with his mother. Bur needs to trust again, to realize that everyone isn't like his parents, that some parents are good and accepting and supportive.
I'd recommend this story to anyone who enjoys relationships that are out of the ordinary, along with angst, mystery, intrigue, and one that emphasizes that family is not always comprised of people who share blood. Thanks, Talia, for an enjoyable, entertaining story
NOTE: The first edition of this book was provided by the publisher for the purpose of a review on .
March 29, 2015
After selectively deleting memories of what has happened in the past of these characters (read the last book's grumpy review) I was able to enjoy this one a little more. Even so, I am on the fence about continuing this series. If I am going to have wildly implausible fluff I prefer it to be of the supernatural flavor, thus making the implausible okay, and even desirable. *contemplates*
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March 21, 2013
I'm a sucker for family, friends, and lovers so I loved this story!! I really like this author's writing style...simple and it gets to me every time. Loved it!
This was of Bur and Gerald...from the previous books, I didn't think Gerald would end up with Bur but it worked. I found Gerald funny and loved Bur. LOL. I especially liked the parts where Gerald was talking about helping Bur finding a job, he's broke, needs direction in his life...gosh...that was hilarious!
Can't wait for more....
This was of Bur and Gerald...from the previous books, I didn't think Gerald would end up with Bur but it worked. I found Gerald funny and loved Bur. LOL. I especially liked the parts where Gerald was talking about helping Bur finding a job, he's broke, needs direction in his life...gosh...that was hilarious!
Can't wait for more....
August 27, 2015
I was so excited to read Bur’s story. Out of the triplets, he probably had the most compelling story. Why did he leave home so suddenly one day and how did he make such a rock star success story. Unfortunately, we only learn part of that. Most of the story is dedicated to his confrontations with Gerald, who thinks that Bur’s a homeless, penniless has-been who is mooching off of Harper. Oh, and Gerald doesn’t think he’s attracted to guys. Overall I did like the story, but there was just something missing.
October 22, 2016
DNF 65%
I usually give a book at least 2 stars if the writing is at least good, but the short, choppy sentences started to really annoy me. I couldn't warm to the two MC's and there were so many other characters mentioned throughout the story that it was confusing and distracting. Unfortunately there were also a few too many scenes that were just... boring. I tried to persevere and give it a chance but I faltered at 65% DNF
I usually give a book at least 2 stars if the writing is at least good, but the short, choppy sentences started to really annoy me. I couldn't warm to the two MC's and there were so many other characters mentioned throughout the story that it was confusing and distracting. Unfortunately there were also a few too many scenes that were just... boring. I tried to persevere and give it a chance but I faltered at 65% DNF
May 23, 2017
Some things in this were a little jarring. *SPOILER* Building a place to help for kids in their prior situation and keeping it secret would completely keep kids like they were from the help they are supposed to be working to provide. It seems like a glaring problem to me. */SPOILER* If you ignore things like that it was a good quick read.
July 12, 2012
Wow they just keep getting better and better to me. I think it's because everyone in the books are starting to feel like friends. I"m so glad this won't be the last book in the series but August is going to be a long time to wait:-)
December 6, 2012
A nice, quick read. There were times when Gerald gave me the shots for being an oblivious arse, but I liked this book overall.
July 7, 2012
Great Additions to series! Bur and Gerald awesome chemistry. Look forward to Del, Alex and Harper story.
October 20, 2012
This was another good book in the series. I still love the stories but none have lived up to the first one. Yet! :)
October 20, 2012
Love this series.
November 23, 2012
Love this series!!!
February 19, 2013
This story had too many subplots going on and none were executed very well.
March 10, 2015
4.5 stars
September 6, 2013
review to come soon.
January 9, 2014
4.5 Stars
December 2, 2014
This book features Bur and Gerald. Bur like his brothers was abused by his parents. The main focus of the book is no the abuse but the love and family Bur and his brothers create.
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