♥♥♥ 3.75 STARS ♥♥♥
Ethan Brandt has a new assignment, one he didn't think he would ever get. He must infiltrate a sex-cam operation. The problem is, he needs to get very naked in order to do it. And the only person he has as back up is his best friend and partner, Gabriel Donnelly. With his help, he has to give the best performance of his life on a webcam, live. Brandt finds himself feeling confused about it all. He is turned on about things he normally wouldn't be. This case ends up changing his life completely, as well as Donnelly's.
Brandt is a straight man, who gets put into a situation where other straight men do sexually questionable work. They get naked on camera for other men. He was very reluctant to do this assignment. But I have got to say, I couldn't stop laughing when he was getting prepared for the role. He and Donnelly, go shopping in the gay district in order for him to find an outfit or more like underwear, that will make him stand out in the audition. In a store, they meet fashion savvy, Bryce. He was freaking hilarious. It was uncomfortable for Brandth that a gay man was groping him in order to get him into some briefs with a pouch, but I just could not stop chuckling at his ordeal. Bryce was flamboyant and fun and really hard not to like.
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“Your panties need to say, “Tear me off, for I contain wonders!” Those say, “Look away while I complete your tax forms”
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"You on the bed, the way you grind that shit out? Holy fuck, I must have beat it a dozen times watching that (...) So now I want you to do it. Do it slowly, but fucking get on it. And when you shoot, you say my name, got that?"
Brandt in a daze. "You want me to say...what?"
"My name. When you come you call out my fucking name. Just like I scream yours every time I come watching you."
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There was some reallyhot scenes in this book. Even the solo scene Brandt did was smokin'!!! The bath tub scene, sizzling. I also loved when Brandt met Nick, he was an awesome gay-for-one-man-only guy. He opened Brandt's mind to be more accepting to what he was feeling. Nick was the push he needed to finally see the light and be okay with it 100%. I think all of the secondary characters, all of which were super likable characters, really helped Brandt in some way to come to terms with his sexuality.
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"It's you," he breathed, his expression one of pure wonder. "It's you. It's always been you, hasn't it?"
He studied Brandt's face carefully, as carefully as Brandt had searched his, and then he knew--he knew what Brandt meant, and he knew what his answer would be. "Yes. It's me. It will always be me."
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The case that Brandt was investigating became rather unimportant as the story progressed, where as it started with the case being priority. Which was fine by me, I was more interested in the romance. Some parts of the story were über sweet and kind of fairytale like. I usually don't like when a book becomes too cheesy, but it kind of worked for Brandt and Donnelly. I couldn't help but sigh and swoon at all they would say and do. My heart completely melted. Some parts just seemed too perfect and kind of unrealistic but that didn't stop me from liking it. Overall, it was a really cute and fun read.
