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Analyzing Emory (2013)

by Lily Grace(Favorite Author)

3.74 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

1623802768 (ISBN13: 9781623802769)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Dreamspinner Press

review 1: I enjoyed this book, it is well written, no excess words, flowed nicely. However, I just didnt click into it as much as I wanted to! I would rate about 3.5 but not enough emotion to round up.I liked the premise - Emory, broken down by all life has thrown at him, eventually coming to accept life's ups with Kyle's help. I really liked Emory's character and could empathise with him and when he did do his panic running away, as befitting his character, it wasnt for long and he did come back to face his demons. I loved Ben, thought he was a great foil for Emory and didnt let him get away with shit. Kyle was the character I couldnt get a handle on. There was nothing wrong with him - supportive, kind - maybe he was too nice! Also a bit dim on how to deal with his pysch skills ins... moreide a relationship. So overall, a nice read,,not too angsty, not overly sugary either.
review 2: Basic plot centres around Emory, a beautiful young man who hasn't had the best start in life,and who uses his stunning looks to entice casual hook ups because he can't commit to or sustain any thought of a long term loving relationship until one night at his favourite club, he meets Dr Kyle Michelson a psychologist, just arrived back to his college town. Sparks fly, they have sex and for the first time Emory sleeps over, something he would normally never do, so panicking the morning after he practically bolts telling himself that however attracted he is to this man, he doesn't do relationships so Avoid any further contact. Flash forward to the LGBTcentre where Emory has been a volunteer helper for years and who walks in as the centres new head psychologist..................!Granted this is a trope that has been covered a lot in m/m romances and this follows true to form. There are very few surprises and there are no guesses from the word go how this will all pan out but don't let that stop you from picking this up. I really enjoyed it and it's all down to Lily Grace, who sets the tone from their very first meeting in the club where the sexual tension is electric and she keeps it sizzling right up to the last page. All the characters are extremely likeable and endearing, Emory and Kyle have great chemistry, the romance is both sweet and hot, just the right amount of conflict and a fab HEA. So it's predictable - who cares when it's as good as this. I liked it a lot! less

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