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Heat Wave: Colorado Springs
Just when barbecue boss Spencer Worthington is convinced nothing in the world could be hotter than Colorado Springs this summer, along comes Ethan, sizzling ribs with his dad at a rival booth. Just looking at him makes Spencer sweat, and when Ethan’s dad reveals himself to be a homophobic heckler, Spencer’s temper flares. Conflict erupts, and a passerby proposes a civilized a reality TV cook-off -- such as the one she happens to produce -- to settle the score. May the best meat win.
Seeing an opportunity to win a cash prize and Ethan, Spencer signs on. But when his secret sauce goes missing at the height of the competition, all signs point to sabotage, and he neglects to look before he leaps to conclusions. Now the money and Ethan are both on the line, but how can Spencer keep his cool in this heat?
Seeing an opportunity to win a cash prize and Ethan, Spencer signs on. But when his secret sauce goes missing at the height of the competition, all signs point to sabotage, and he neglects to look before he leaps to conclusions. Now the money and Ethan are both on the line, but how can Spencer keep his cool in this heat?
- GenresM M Romance
52 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 26, 2015
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About the author
Michael P. Thomas
36 books25 followersMICHAEL P. THOMAS is a flight attendant whose passions include the coffee in France, the hundred-yen stores in Japan, and the men in Argentina. His writing is continually inspired by his work with the flying public, who flatly refuse to be boring. He writes gay fiction because when he was coming out he sure was glad to have it to read. After misspending his youth in San Francisco, he now lives in his native Colorado with his husband. He blogs at www.misterstewardess.com, and you can follow him on Twitter @MrStewardess. His first novel, Kiss Me, Straight, is available in eBook and paperback from JMS Books. His next, Crazy Like Fox, comes out on September 8th!
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February 22, 2017
I thought this was a lot of fun. I especially loved Carter. But there is only room in my life for one Helena Handbasket (Tell Me It's Real & The Queen & the Homo Jock King). Sorry Carter
May 17, 2017
3 stars for novelty
I got a kick reading this book because there is very little fat-loving literature. It is a novelty - the little I've read with a hefty MC has usually been about a soft, curvy woman and usually from her perspective mainly. To read the detailed descriptions in this book about a hefty male with s gooey middle from the perspective of the appreciative chaser was new and somewhat entertaining. That's what I based my rating on - otherwise I would have rated a 2 because though there was character description, there was little to no character development and absolutely no relationship development. Also, outside of the relationship working out, the HEA wasn't that great.
I got a kick reading this book because there is very little fat-loving literature. It is a novelty - the little I've read with a hefty MC has usually been about a soft, curvy woman and usually from her perspective mainly. To read the detailed descriptions in this book about a hefty male with s gooey middle from the perspective of the appreciative chaser was new and somewhat entertaining. That's what I based my rating on - otherwise I would have rated a 2 because though there was character description, there was little to no character development and absolutely no relationship development. Also, outside of the relationship working out, the HEA wasn't that great.
August 3, 2015
3.25 stars
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