Spring Break at the Villa Hermes
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| Rating | : | 4.41 (931 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1632166518 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 246 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-16 |
| Language | : | English |
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Bo said What a Hoot. Completely unexpected, even though this series is peppered with humor and frivolity, this latest adventure of policemen lovers Ethan Brandt and Gabriel Donnelly keeps them almost in the background as they become involved in the misplaced vacation plans and budding love lives of six college seniors who got booked into a gay resort on what I assume is the Redneck Riviera (Pensacola area) by mistake, or deception. The resort is run by long-time lovers, the burly. Novel Approach Brandt and Donnelly are just as in love and as sweet as we remember them in the Cairbair 5 Stars - Reviewed for The Novel ApproachBrandt and Donnelly are just as in love and as sweet as we remember them in the previous installments of this series. When “Spring Break” begins, Brandt and Donnelly decide to spend a week on vacation to celebrate the one year anniversary of their engagement. At the beginning you also get a little interaction with some of my favorite characters from the previous books—just a little bit of Bryce, Nesto. "Great addition to the series!" according to Debra E. Great addition to the series! Debra E 4.5 starsWhile the last two books in the series dealt with more serious and heavy issues that the original, this book has more of the feel of Frat House Troopers. There was no real mystery or crime in this one as Brandt and Donnelly spend the book on vacation, although we do get a glimpse of them in full on cop mode.Once again the focus of the main story introduces a new set of characters, a group of six seemingly straight college seniors celebrating their la. .5 starsWhile the last two books in the series dealt with more serious and heavy issues that the original, this book has more of the feel of Frat House Troopers. There was no real mystery or crime in this one as Brandt and Donnelly spend the book on vacation, although we do get a glimpse of them in full on cop mode.Once again the focus of the main story introduces a new set of characters, a group of six seemingly straight college seniors celebrating their la
He just didn't know how to put his feelings into words or if he could face the consequences of speaking them. Brandt and Donnelly help the college guys through their crisis by showing them what love between best friends can grow into. Bark doesn't want to say good-bye to Ted at graduation either. A lacrosse star and ladies’ man, Bark has no idea Ted has fallen for himuntil a storm forces the entire group underground for twenty-four hours of stress and truth-telling. Ted, one of the spring breakers, has harbored a crush on his roommate and best friend, Bark, since they met freshman year. Now, on their fourth and final spring break, Ted knows t