Status Updates From Bear Wanted (Grizzly List, #1)

“Yeah. Yeah, e-readers are dangerous man. Books on demand.” Fin agreed. “God, yes. At three AM I can just buy another book.” He nodded sagely. “I use gift cards. If I’m out of book money I have to wait.”
“Oh, that’s clever. I’m not that disciplined. I just decide, food or books.”

I've had this exact same conversation. *nods*

Oh my goodness, this is so adorable!

Fin’s dick was also nothing to be ashamed of. In fact, he’d been told it was intimidating.
A deep, low sound escaped Lane, and that wasn’t a scared noise. That was pure, unadulterated need.

Fin bounced, happy that Lane wasn’t judging. He’d dated one guy who really had kept track of Fin’s every bite. It had been aggravating as fuck.

Nothing worse than someone commentating on everything you eat.

“It is. I have an e-reader, too. For when I need to adjust the text.”
“Yeah. Yeah, e-readers are dangerous man. Books on demand.”
Fin agreed. “God, yes. At three AM I can just buy another book.”
He nodded sagely. “I use gift cards. If I’m out of book money I have to wait.”
“Oh, that’s clever. I’m not that disciplined. I just decide, food or books.”

Books. No question.

Lane’s dark eyes watched where their hands touched, intent. Serious. Fin held on gently, feeling huge and overly hulky compared to Lane. “You’re so… solid.”
“I’m a bear.” Both in the dating game sort of way and literally. “We only come in bulky.”

He’d dated a pretty little lynx once who worked as an engineer. They’d never understood each others’ schedules. Those giant paws had been so cute, but it wasn’t meant to be.

*snickers*

“So, is it rude to ask what you do?” Fin only had a few conversational gambits to whip out. Good thing this wasn’t France, where it was rude to ask about work and money.
What do people talk about right out of the gate then? The weather? Politics? Childhood?

A regional personal ad service for bears and their lovers? That. Is. Awesome!