Rainbow Reviews

BOOK BLURB:
Stormy Weather by Chrissy Munder
Grant is a meteorologist looking for “Mr. Right.” He’s having some trouble though, so he signs up with an online dating service. The restaurant he brings his date to has a really cute waiter named Craig, and Grant is wondering if what he’s been looking for has been in front of him all along.

Score Two For the Good Guys by Maria Albert
Jeremy Masterson is a bit of a loner since he was brutally hurt while trying to save two men from an attack. Jeremy’s friend Cat McFarlan thinks her brother Rick is the perfect match for Jeremy but it’s going to take a lot for either of them to see it.

Fragments of a Fiery Sun By M. Jules Aedin
Kelan Finnian arrives in America from Ireland to start a new life. Although Kelan is not in America by choice he makes the best of his situation when he meets Toby Lewis and his gang of thieves. Kelan wants to start over and he wants Toby. But does Toby want Kelan as well?

Waves of Love by John Simpson
Ken is trying to set up his friend Jerry with his friend Dale. Jerry’s last relationship was bad so he’s a little gun shy. Ken plans to use some tricks and a cruise to get him out there again. The cruise turns out to be as much for Ken as it does for Jerry!

Thirty by Zahra Owens
Mallick has waited thirty years to meet his mate. When he finally meets Varr, he wonders if they will bond or just remain friends. Varr has watched Mallick from afar for a long time. He hopes Mallick grows to love him as much as he loves Mallick.

BOOK REVIEW:
“Stormy Weather” is a lighthearted, fun, and romantic story. Craig is adorable and Grant is a sweet guy too. They have great chemistry, and it feels like the real thing with them.

“Score Two for the Good Guys” is quite a little soap opera. While the story is emotional and romantic it’s a little too dramatic. It often feels as if the characters are acting. It has some good moments and hot sex but overall it’s a little weak.

“Fragments of a Fiery Sun’s” storyline is great. It’s intriguing and exciting, and the romance is sweet and hot. Not to mention that Kelan’s Irish accent is wonderfully romantic and sexy.

“Waves of Love” is a story with a lot of drama queens in it. It’s less about Dale and Jerry and more about Ken’s perception of Dale and Jerry so it doesn’t have a very personal feel either. Waves of Love is like a gay soap opera, it’s fun sometimes but a little over the top.

“Thirty” is a very cool story. It’s extremely romantic with some suspense and angst to enhance the plot. Mallick and Varr are charming men and their apprehension about their love being reciprocated is endearing.

Make Me a Match 2’s diverse collection of stories has something for everyone. While I liked some stories better than others, as a whole, Make Me a Match 2 is fun, sexy and romantic.

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