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Big Ben (2010)

by Rob Colton(Favorite Author)

4.5 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Rob Colton

series

The Davis Brothers

review 1: Why do so many m/m books have assault in them lately? I thought this would be a light, free read. And it would have been without the rape. What bothered me also was the thought that the rape is what brought Ben and benji together. They were both working at the same place, and they were polite to each other, but that's it. Another peeve for me was the crying. Crying because you are sad or hurt is fine, but in the end it accomplishes nothing. Benji needs to grow a pair or he will always need someone else to defend him. I gave it three stars for the romance between the MC. But insta love is not for me.
review 2: This is a story about two guys who have just never found their place or the person that makes them whole. Ben and Benji work together. Ben is a tr... moreuck driver and Benji is a dispatcher. Ben is a big, shy hairy bear and Benji is a small, shy twink. Lots of set ups for the stereotypes here and no big surprises. It's VERY sweet. These two are quick with the "I love you forever and ever until the day I die" statements, but I can always forgive that a little when you have two characters who are obviously very lonely going in the relationship.My complaint would have to be for the copious rivers of tears that Benji sheds. Holy hell, that boy cries a lot. He apologized to Ben once about it and of course, got the obligatory "that's one of the things I love about you" responses. Towards the end even Ben was crying. Damn boys, the sex seemed good, quit your crying. Apparently I'm not a fan of after sex tears.So, a quick free read that was again, VERY sweet and VERY sobby. I'll probably read the next one though. It's about Ben's brother and I liked him. He didn't come across as a crier, so fingers crossed X X! less

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