Where He Belongs: Gay Romance, by Trina Solet
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Where He Belongs: Gay Romance, by Trina Solet
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Jack thought he had everything only to end up without a wife, a best friend or a child. Now he is closed off and afraid to love. After despair nearly cost him his life, he can't afford another heartbreak. Burying himself in work, Jack has made business his whole life. Now a business opportunity has led him to Gus, the one man who can break down his defenses. Gus doesn't know what he is getting himself into when he flirts with his new boss. The uptight younger man is irresistible to him. Is Gus being reckless when he falls for Jack despite all the warning signs? After all, Gus is a happy, single father to a little boy, and Josh is a happy kid. As he is drawn into their lives, Jack finds that Gus and his little boy are everything he needs and what he is most afraid of. Jack can't risk his heart again, but he might be won over by these two goofballs despite himself. 59,000 words Mature Content
Where He Belongs: Gay Romance, by Trina Solet- Amazon Sales Rank: #172410 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-07
- Released on: 2015-03-07
- Format: Kindle eBook
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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful. A rare disappointment from a very likable author. By Leigh First, let me say I'm a fan of this author and thoroughly enjoy her other books. This one, not nearly as much. When single father Gus walks into his office to see eyes on his new handsome boss, Jack, I was ready for a good romance. What happens next wasn't so much romance as completely unbelievable instalove and given Jack's completely unlikable attitude, that was asking a lot from readers. There were a number of other plot challenges for me. Gus quits his corporate-ladder climbing job to have a more parent friendly one, so why in the world would he choose the restaurant business. Well, okay, he brings his son to work...a lot! The interactions were cute, but anyone who has ever worked in the back of a busy restaurant will tell you a six year old would not only be in the way, it would be unsafe. Gus keeps him confined to a small office with demands to "do his homework". However, how much homework can a six year old have and typically they can't do it without parental help. All of this just didn't seem to be realistic. Next, we have Jack who is the step-brother of Gus's other boss, Doug. Doug seemed very irresponsible and not in a quirky way. Jack has an interesting backstory where he lost a child he thought was his when his wife reveals his best friend is actually the father. Tragic, right? Except, Jack admits he wasn't much of a father. So it makes me not like him even more and it's completely unrealistic. As the man married to the mother, he would legally be presumed the father and any dispute would have been worked out in a divorce. The plot makes it sound like he just said, "Oh, ok" and walked away without even asking for a relationship. This might have been better handled to explain why he is so adverse to forming a bond with Gus's son, Josh. So both Gus and Jack, not only have hot sex, they suddenly and without much build up are so in love they are rearranging their lives to be together and Gus is all for it when the idea of Jack adopting Josh comes up. Yikes, that was fast! The other plot line I didn't buy was Josh's mother just walking away and a random knife wielding man seemingly added out of nowhere to increase the suspense. Neither was very well explained.Like I said, I appreciate this author and her other works, but this one was a big disappointment for me. I needed more of a reason to like Jack and definitely more to understand why Gus was so head over heals for him. I did like Josh and his precociousness, but found him to be written more as a eight-ten year old, than a six year old.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Well this book was so sweet it almost gave me a toothache By MinxFan Well this book was so sweet it almost gave me a toothache. Josh was a great little boy who was very inquisitive and just stole my heart. Gus is so laid back and happy go lucky that he makes an incredible father, and I enjoyed how he pursued Jack so relentlessly. Jack was sexy, sexy, sexy, but he might come off as bossy and gruff, but Gus was truly his boss.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. love it By Wendylu4 Loved this book. It was a touching and emotional story. What Jack endured before meeting Gus and Josh was awful an heartbreaking. It is a heartwarming journey to watch this love story. Definitely gets 5 stars from me.
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