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His Client (2011)

by Ava March(Favorite Author)

3.84 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

1607379287 (ISBN13: 9781607379287)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Loose Id, LLC

series

His Client

review 1: It was different. I absolutely didn't expect what was inside! Yeah, I've heard about sex scenes. But I had never read about that kind of... games? It was funny after all, so I don't regret reading it.The love story... I feel divided. I liked Jasper pretty much, but not sure about Nate. It's not because he is self-absorbed in his own feelings and doesn't notice Jasper's. I understand that he's broken by the prospect of his best friend getting married, because he thinks he's in love with him. No, the problem for me is that Nate realizing all of a sudden he's in love with Jasper didn't convince me, so I'm on Jasper's side when he doesn't believe Nate.But apart from that, the story is fun :) .
review 2: After finishing this book, I will say that I definitely need t... moreo check out more of Ms March's books, as I thoroughly enjoyed this one. I just spent the last few minutes buying a bunch of her ebooks on Amazon for that very reason.The plot is very familiar. Guy can't have the guy he wants, so he goes to a male prostitute instead, the prostitute falls for him. Everyone is unhappy. The prostitute leaves, the guy realizes the prostitute is who he wants, happy ending all around.But the story goes well beyond that simple plot. The characters are real in a way you don't often see in this kind of m/m romance, and thought is given to the timing of the story as well. Though it has a happy ending, both men are quite aware of the realities of pre-Victorian England, and what could happen to them should their preferences be known.Jasper and Nate themselves are men you can feel empathy for, and want to, despite how stupid they both can be. Jasper even manages to walk away, despite his feelings, because he knows it's for the best. And perhaps it is, because it gives Nate the chance to understand just what Jasper's come to mean to him.Definitely one for M/M fans, particularly those who like Regency or Victorian romance. less

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