Mini-Merger: Guys on Top

I'm not sure I'd call this a "Gay Romance" myself - these guys can barely stand each other, though they do have an erotic spark. It's a short erotic story starring two businessmen who work on either side of a newly merging pair of companies. "Jag" wasn't particularly likeable - obsessed with his car, barely caring about his company, and leaving the reader with the sense that he is surrounded by competent people who run the company for him, since he sure doesn't seem to care himself. The man he's [...]

Mini-Merger: Guys on Top: (A Gay Romance)The title says romance but not so much. More like an erotic short story.Which I usually love. Straight to the point, unapologetic and hot as all hell.And this story should've been just like that. And it was close.Two hot, sexy, cocky guys, attraction, office sex. Should've been great.But instead, and this is totally personal here, the way they dirty talk to each other was a turn off. Not that I do t enjoy dirty talking, I love it. Just this time specifica [...]

This book was not a hit for me. I expected a M/M romance but got something else. This is a short read that comes listed at 21 pages. I understand that 21 pages are hard to flesh out character personalities and actual romance. Being that short of a book makes not only the romance almost nil, but leaves the reader with feelings of no connection with each character. I felt like I was reading a submitted short story to a men’s magazine. It was short, to the point and almost clinical in character f [...]

Never Judge A Book By It's CoverI've read better, I've read worse. This one reads like a template for beginners to the genre, both readers and writers. They meet, they eat, they're naked on the office floor. Reminiscent of a grainy 1970's B-movie porn flick, bad dialogue included. Three stars for the nostalgia though.

Office mergerPowerful vice presidents of two companies and a little business off to the side of the boardroom. One loves men that give it up and the other loves men that are dominate arrogant and know what they want.

Super short story at about 20 pages. There isn't room for much of a plot. I think the author has the potential to really make this into a decent book.Adult read