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Jericho Jones #2
Down Under
The search is still on in this second installment of the Jericho Jones adventure. Caleb, the big guy that Jericho is traveling with, thinks that Jericho is pretty cute, and damned smart. He's also convinced that Jericho need his protection, so he's going to stick close and make sure no one makes any bad moves. They'll have to part ways sooner or later. Caleb and Jericho both know that. But following clues through Australia is something they can do together, and Caleb likes the other things they can do together a lot. So he'll stay with Jericho. For now.
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First published January 1, 2007
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Drew Zachary
40 books101 followersDrew Zachary is the pen-name of co-authors Chris Owen and Vic Winter.
"Born in the wilds of Canada, Drew grew up with an axe in one hand and a book in the other. Drew's love of writing is outshone only by his love of men. Lucky for him, he can combine the two.
From his father, Drew learned how to wield that axe, fix a carburetor and bake a mean can of beans using fire, gas or electricity. From his mother, he learned how to rotate the tires, turn apples into just about anything from cider to pie to a meatless lasagna, and how to swim. At twelve Drew ran away to join the circus, only to run away from it when he realized just how badly elephant poop stinks.
When Drew ran out of books to read he started writing his own and never looked back. His home is filled with books, unfinished manuscripts and his grandmother's knick knacks. His best friend is a dog named Barney and his pet fish keep him entertained for hours.
Drew writes about love because he still believes in it. Even though he's never found that special man himself, he's never given up hope. Well, never on a permanent basis, anyway."
Source:www.drewzachary.com
"Born in the wilds of Canada, Drew grew up with an axe in one hand and a book in the other. Drew's love of writing is outshone only by his love of men. Lucky for him, he can combine the two.
From his father, Drew learned how to wield that axe, fix a carburetor and bake a mean can of beans using fire, gas or electricity. From his mother, he learned how to rotate the tires, turn apples into just about anything from cider to pie to a meatless lasagna, and how to swim. At twelve Drew ran away to join the circus, only to run away from it when he realized just how badly elephant poop stinks.
When Drew ran out of books to read he started writing his own and never looked back. His home is filled with books, unfinished manuscripts and his grandmother's knick knacks. His best friend is a dog named Barney and his pet fish keep him entertained for hours.
Drew writes about love because he still believes in it. Even though he's never found that special man himself, he's never given up hope. Well, never on a permanent basis, anyway."
Source:www.drewzachary.com
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December 2, 2010
This could have been brilliant. The two leads are so engaging and their sexual tension crackles but the this installment was a little bit silly. I love the two main leads but honestly...how can they fly all over the world with weapons in their backpacks, but worry they can't get into Parliament House in Australia's capital city of Canberra? Don't the same rules apply as they're criss-crossing the world on a treasure hunt?
I'm staggered at the poor research (McDonalds in the outback!), a strange, mythical highway that gets them from Canberra to Alice Springs in two days, yet it takes them two-and-a-half days to get from there to Darwin. I kept hoping for some detail about other contestants...we hear about two but never see them. A shame, because the authors are at their best when dealing with the complexities of human relationships...not geography.
Also some more poor editing...they are driving a truck one minute, the next, they are in a taxi cab and without a word of explanation they're in a motel bed going at each other...ooookay.
Checking my questions about the gigantic plot holes and whopping number of typos at the door, the relationship and whimsical tone at the core here kept me reading. Jericho is an endearing hoot.
I'm staggered at the poor research (McDonalds in the outback!), a strange, mythical highway that gets them from Canberra to Alice Springs in two days, yet it takes them two-and-a-half days to get from there to Darwin. I kept hoping for some detail about other contestants...we hear about two but never see them. A shame, because the authors are at their best when dealing with the complexities of human relationships...not geography.
Also some more poor editing...they are driving a truck one minute, the next, they are in a taxi cab and without a word of explanation they're in a motel bed going at each other...ooookay.
Checking my questions about the gigantic plot holes and whopping number of typos at the door, the relationship and whimsical tone at the core here kept me reading. Jericho is an endearing hoot.
January 14, 2010
The second installment of Jericho "Indy" Jones and Caleb Cross brought them to the Down Under. This story is taken from Caleb's POV (as much as story #1 is from Jericho). It shows how Caleb feels for the younger guy. How it might change things from him. Such a fun story of two lovely characters. The adventure is great too (I keep imagining something like The Amazing Race but more sex *lol*). I can't wait to read the closure, because in the end of this second story, Jericho and Caleb decide to go their own separate way for the rest of the hunt.
May 23, 2011
So falling for each other and fighting it so hard, Jericho and Caleb are back again!! The ride is just as fast moving, the sex is actually more intense, and I am so gonna miss these two when I stop reading!
February 27, 2011
These stories are fun, fast to read, and you really have to read all three of them.
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