Title: Crossroads
Self Published
Publication Date: July 28, 2015
Length: 340 pages
Reviewed by Jenn
Synopsis
After divorcing the woman he’d been with since he was seventeen, Nick Fuller is starting over. He owns the restaurant of his dreams and he’s determined to meet new people, find new passions, and experience life to its fullest. Easier said than done—that is until he meets his new neighbor, Bryce Tanner…
Bryce is all about a good time. He plans to show Nick how it’s done, help him meet a few women, and enjoy the gift of the single life he’s been given. But things don’t go as planned, and soon they realize they’d rather be together than with anyone else.
Neither man has ever wanted another guy, but there’s a connection between them from the start—a spark they can’t deny. They find themselves navigating an unfamiliar new world and dealing with unforeseen obstacles. Physical desire isn’t enough, and now Nick and Bryce are at a crossroads. They have to decide which way to go: the easy path they’ve always followed, or the one that's determined to trip them up at every turn.
Review
Okay, this book was
one of my first MM books and definitely the one that made me start searching
out more books in this genre. I –quote- simply LOVE this book.
Nick Fuller is in a
transition period in his life, he’s
coming out of a divorce and has just bought a house on his own. He owns a
restaurant and works a lot of hours and lost most of his friends in the
divorce. He needs a fresh start and to start living a life of his own. When his
new next-door neighbor, that he shares a
backyard with, moves in....maybe he’ll get a chance at a new friend.
Bryce Tanner is a good
time, he loves having fun and riding motorcycles. He’s found the career of his
dreams in his shop, repairing and rebuilding motorcycles. When he moves in next
door to Nick and learns that Nick has had a very sheltered life and has little
experience with women, he’s determined to change that. Bryce makes it his
mission to help Nick meet some women and to teach him how to enjoy the single
life. Nick and Bryce become best friends and spend almost all of their free
time together, they may be out looking for women, but neither seems to be
really looking. They enjoy talking, eating and just hanging out together, more
with each other than anyone else. These two don’t realize that the connection
they have is something different than either has ever felt or wanted from
another man. When the depth of that connection is pointed out....sparks
fly!!
This is one of my most
favorite books, it’s a happy place, comfort food type of read. I can quote so much dialogue from this
book, I’ve probably read it 10 times. If you have never read this book, you owe
it to yourself to read it. These characters stole a piece of my heart and have
held onto it and I happily leave it with them.
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