On-Screen partners Tyler and Nick discover there might be a little more to their Bromance off-screen.
Turning forty in showbusiness was hard enough, having his divorce finalized on his fortieth birthday made it worse.
Tyler Barnes’ best friend and co-star Nick Lukin treats him to a night out to celebrate one and forget the other.
Drunk and hurting Tyler wakes up in Nick’s bed and that sets off a tidal wave of secrets and desires that could ruin their careers… or lead to finding their own true pairing.
An uncommon format/unique style but, you know what, it worked in a weird way. Celeste's books tend to range from me from nice to holy... cow =D and this one certainly delivered what she does best - an experience. Instead of getting all the nitty gritty details and setting the stage, this books just dives into the action (and the drama) but in a way that doesn't make my skin itch (like it usually does). While I have no doubts this book is not for everyone, well, there are a lot of books out there that try to go the mainstream route, maybe not enough who stand out.
Kept this book for a while in my TBR because I found the plot really interesting but I thought that there was way too much variables and not enough pages. It had a lot of potential. But there was too much drama, not enough character development. Felt like the whole book was rushed.
There just wasn't much there. The story was short, almost non-existent. Seems like she wrote it over a lunch break. Characters were fun tho. Wish there had been more of them.
I have read other books layered with angst, but this author is consistent with the angst, drama, heartache, and bitchy exes. When I began reading mm romance I learned early on that this author’s books are not my jam. I read this one because I haven’t seen their name in awhile and the book is more a novella length, and they write some hot scenes. Mixed with too much angst. These two men were sexy. Nick came off as a little diabolical in his reactions to Ty, who seemed sad all through the book. The HEA was nice, but a bit ott.