Brit Blaise

I haven't read the other seven books in the Cave Creek Cowboys series, and so maybe, I'm at loss of information on the main character, Spence. For what I understand, Spence is a wasp boy who instead of using alcohol and drugs to loose himself, chose sex. But apparently not even pure sex is safe enough (pun not intended) and one of his last adventures ended pretty badly. So Spence decided to change his life, to become a "chaste" man and also to finally start a work, even if he doesn't need money to live. But for him being chaste, doesn't mean give up to sex, it means only that from this moment on, he would limited himself to male partner: he can renounce to women, but he can't give up to men. And when he sees Paul, he thinks to have found the man with whom starting something real and lasting. Too bad that he is the brother of one of the last women he has slept with, and that that woman is now pregnant and that the father is... guess who?

In less than 50 pages Brit Blaise packs a lot, and so it's not strange that I feel like the second part of the story a bit rushed. The first encounter between Spence and Paul is sexy and funny, maybe a bit unbelievable due to the marathon of sex, but well, Spence was chaste for a bit and so maybe he needs to recuperate the lost time. But then, when Paul's sister, Lupe, enters the scene, I feel to detached and rushed both Spence than Paul's reaction. The plot is good, I like the idea, but I would like it better if I had the time to enjoy all the event... this is not a story of only 50 pages.

So I hope to have the chance to read more by this author in the future, and for more I mean a longer book, since I believe that she has good idea that deserve much time.… (més)