Nic Starr

I thoroughly enjoyed this story which brings together the hard-hitting investigative journalist and the hard-working single dad electrician.The story starts, as the title suggests, with a sexual attraction between the two men. Both are extremely aware of each other and have trouble concentrating on anything else while the other is around.Apart from the physical, Gage and Trent seem poles apart in some respects. Gage is a celebrity. He is wealthy and used to travelling the world. He has no problem with casual hook-ups and can get any man he wants. Trent is your average man with responsibilities including children and a business to run. He gave up casual affairs when he took responsibility for the kids. However, as the book progresses, and their emotional connection deepens, it is clear that they both really want the same things - it boils down to a committed relationship and strength of family.The story wasn't perfect and did have a few small issues for me but nothing that prevented my enjoyment. I didn't like Gage propositioning Trent the way he did at their first meeting and was very glad that Trent turned him down. It was pleasing to see that Gage's character evolved to a man with more depth, pretty quickly into the story. I also found the first 25% too focused on the raging hard-ons each man seemed to continuously sport - I understood that they were wildly attracted and didn't need this type of ongoing reminder so found this reference a bit repetitive.On the positive side, I think Kindle Alexander did a wonderful job with the children. They were very cute characters and their actions and dialogue also seemed very realistic. Quite often I find the dialogue of children is too childish, as if the use of lisping baby-words is needed to convey age. But not so in this case. The kids were wonderful.I also think I want to give 1 star just for Auntie Crazy! Everyone needs an Auntie Crazy in their life!One final point, on the Abdulla plot line. This was sort of simmering in the background for most of the book and almost had me wondering why as I was enjoying the story of the relationship development without any added complexities. Therefore I was wondering about the significance of Gage's last report. At 75% this really kicked in and most definitely wasn't what I expected as I had assumed something entirely different happening. I assumed that Gage would duck off to do his report and be injured or captured or something similar which would trigger him and Trent making a bigger commitment to each other. I wasn't expecting the involvement of 'Aaron' - maybe I was a bit blind to miss this?. This twist provides lots of tension and action. It had a really different feel to the rest of the book. Regardless, I totally enjoyed the ending as I am always a fan of grand gestures and declarations of love!This book was also good value for money - $ vs pages vs enjoyment factor!