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teresab78's review
4.0
3.5 Stars - Sweet and nice, not a lot happens but it was a quick easy read. Would like to read more of their story.
crtsjffrsn's review
3.0
Seth Mason's life is in a good place. He's the owner of a successful macaroni and cheese food truck on the verge of expansion, he's made a nice home for himself and his dog, and he finds time to give back to the community. But he wouldn't mind rounding that out with a guy to share his life with. When Ben starts working at the local shelter where Seth brings food leftover from the end of each day, Seth can't control his attraction. Ben's not his typical type, but what is a "type" anyway? Although Ben doesn't seem eager at first, as soon as the walls come down, Seth learns the attraction is mutual. But they're both dedicated to their careers which keep them extremely busy. As a result, they don't have a lot of extra time to spend with each other. It's still possible to make a romance work under the circumstances, isn't it?
A quick-building relationship that's not insta-love can be difficult to find, but I think that's totally where this one falls. It's fast-paced and a relatively quick read, but there's a good story here that takes some unexpected twists. I found myself really liking Seth and Ben--it was so easy to want to root from them very early on. My only major complaint here is that the ending seemed a bit abrupt, and I would have liked to see a bit more resolution. But it's still entertaining and endearing, and it's worth picking up for a read.
A quick-building relationship that's not insta-love can be difficult to find, but I think that's totally where this one falls. It's fast-paced and a relatively quick read, but there's a good story here that takes some unexpected twists. I found myself really liking Seth and Ben--it was so easy to want to root from them very early on. My only major complaint here is that the ending seemed a bit abrupt, and I would have liked to see a bit more resolution. But it's still entertaining and endearing, and it's worth picking up for a read.
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