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Saying I Do (2009)

by Cameron Dane(Favorite Author)

3.88 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Loose Id, LLC

series

Quinn Security

review 1: We catch up with Rhone and Adam in Vermont as they prepare for their wedding. I loved watching the drama unfold surrounding the nuptials -- especially Adam's insecurity about Rhone's attraction to women. Their eventual conversation about that was mature and thoughtful. These men were best friends first, and that shined through on every page. And so did their passion. The pages burned up, but there were two too many drawn out sex scenes. It became redundant.While at the hotel, Adam and Rhone find themselves playing matchmakers, protectors and counselors. I cared about Wes, and I hope there's more to his story. I didn't care for Annie and Ford though. My eyes glazed over whenever they were around.This was a great followup to the first book -- I liked it even better. These gu... moreys were so comfortable with each other. Even when they weren't talking or laughing, they were communicating. Rhone said he believed he and Adam were soul mates. I did too.
review 2: synopsis:rhone and alex are getting married. unless something happens to disrupt the wedding, that is. they have to deal with a couple who don't seem to want to get married and a hotel employee who is being abused, not to mention the insecurities that come up in their relationship.what i liked: i liked the fact that the relationship picks up a couple of years down the road; it seems more believable, and they've settled in to their togetherness. i like rhone and alex as a couple, and the insecurities that come with a straight guy being in love and in a relationship with a gay guy. i like that the insecurities are on both sides, that alex is scared rhone will wake up one day and decide he's straight again, and that rhone is scared that alex will decide that he wants to be with someone who is gay, and has been all along.what i didn't like: the other obstacles thrown in their way, such as the hotel employee and the couple that called off their wedding, felt like gimmicks to stretch the story out. they didn't really advance or enhance the relationship or story. less

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