Rainbow Reviews

BOOK BLURB:
Doc has always known Sam was straight, but when a brief sexual encounter with Sam leads him to believe that Sam might be interested in more than a doctor patient relationship, Doc decided to pursue Sam, only to learn that Sam is married ... to a woman! Where does that leave him?

BOOK REVIEW:
This is book two in a series. I haven’t read the first book. But as it contains bisexual elements, I wouldn't want to. However, the author does a good job on catching the reader up on things, so I didn’t feel too lost.

Poor Doc aka Daniel. His reasons for loving Sam were true, his feelings genuine, but alas fate steps in to mess things up. The reason why Sam can’t marry him is rather contrived and stretches ones ability to suspend disbelief, but I chose to focus on both men’s pain at their situation, and that was all too vividly portrayed.

The concept of limited third person (one scene, one point of view) was not adopted here, which is a great pity. Also I feel the author was let down by insufficient editing. Having said this, the story was still great fun. Masculine macho men going after what they want, loving and protecting what they see as belonging to them will always get my vote. I look forward to reading the next gay story in this series.

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