Rainbow Reviews

BOOK BLURB:
When Simon walks into Jay’s bar for a drink, he never expects to find himself having an afternoon quickie in the back room. Although he’s very attracted to the blond, blue-eyed bartender, he’s never experienced a real relationship with another man and isn’t ready for the commitment that entails.

Jay is ready for Mr. Right, and when he meets hot, hunky Simon, he believes he’s found his match. But convincing the reserved man that their brief encounter could evolve into something more will take all his considerable persuasive skills.

Jay is blue collar, Irish. Simon is an African American from a society family. Can two men from such different backgrounds find common ground? Undeniable magnetism draws them to one another, but only love can keep them together.

BOOK REVIEW:
Bonnie Die did good on this story. It cute blending of scorching hot man/man love and partnership. It's very contemporary; the dialog fun and easy. She barely touches the surface of ethnicity and religious family issues to bring us a charming story of two very different characters united by 'luck.'

The adage, 'There is never enough sex,' might not be true here, but the characters more than make up for it. This book was hot and a bit addictive ~ I can't wait to see what Bonnie Die brings on next.

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