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Mistletoe and Mayhem (Opposites Xmas short) 1 exemplaar
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- 4.0
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I would have loved this one, if not for the fact that Lincoln came into the picture later than I would have expected. Right before Chris and Lincoln's first kiss, Chris talked about how they grew closer since he started working at All Cocks, but we saw nothing of how they became friends. We only saw how Chris was trying to fit in with the models, in fact I thought he was gonna be paired with another guy, Gabe, a cute twink. This first book for me was more like an intro to the series.
Book 2 - Fame and Fortune
I've been looking for a great MMM book, unfortunately this was not it either. We got to know Victor, Andrew and Mattie in the first book, they're the owner of the porn site, All Cocks. Victor and Andrew met in college (the opening scene in this book was great), and they have been together since then, when Mattie (ten years younger then the other two) came into the picture. He was broken, and in need of a job, so he went to All Cocks.
He ended up falling in love with Andy and Vic, though it seemed to me he fell in love with the LOVE he saw burning between the two men. When I read about threesomes, I'm always afraid that one of them gets left out, and this time it was Victor, the Romanian vampire who didn't participated much. And I didn't like that, cause I was the most curious about him.
Book 3 - How to Deal
Out of the three books, maybe this one was the best.
Cocky Kory turned out to be not so cocky after all, when faced with Jon, an Irish cop. He is exclusively a top on camera, but with Jon he actually turned into a sweet bottom. Their relationship is a battle of wills, Kory tries to push Jon away at every opportunity, saying he's not good enough. I loved the back and forth between them. There were some time jumps, sometimes unexpectedly, so we didn't see everything about how their relationship progressed.
Overall I felt engaged with the stories and the characters were likeable. I would have liked better if there were more dialogues. But that's not the author's fault, just my own preference. My interest is piqued enough to go on with the other 3-book bundle.… (meer)