The Story of Love (Urban Love Contemporary Gay Romance) (Volume 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.96 (590 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1533463530 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 298 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Overall a good read 3.75 Two men who both doing things they were not comfortable with. Just to please the other and afraid they were not enough. I liked it and I didn't. Sometimes I really felt it and there were good parts. And sometimes it was not convincing. Just the phrases with 'not saying things and only thinking them even when everything is falling apart' didn't amuse me.Like there has to be drama it was somewhat overdone.The italicized phrases didn't make sense to me at all. They were flat. And sort of childish.The boys really weren't honest to each o. "Great story packed with angst and hot loving!" according to Roma. Fabulous sequel to the first book, but can also be read as a stand alone. Strong character development and tight writing. Archie and Zack's story is full of insecurities, frustrating misunderstandings, heavy angst, and scorching hot sex (damn, that first scene WHEW!). Like many of the other reviewers, I wanted to strangle both of the MCs at various points, which is the mark of a great story —a story that drags you in and makes the reader care about the characters and their situations. Kudos, AE Ryecart!. Was given this book for free from inked rainbow reads for an honest review Natosha This is not your typical love story In my opinion. It is a story about love, anguish, trust issues, betrayal, hurt, and maybe just maybe a happy ending if the two characters can get to the point to where they can communicate with one another.Everyone believes that Archie is the perfect boyfriend. That he goes along with having a third in his and Zach's relationship when all along it was Archies idea in the first place. I do not think that Archie is a bad person but I do believe that he has lost perspective of his relationship and even tho
An avid people watcher, most of her writing takes place in a local café amidst the background hum of hissing coffee machines, where she can check out the other customers for character and story inspiration! A born and bred Londoner, she may have moved to someplace more leafy but the city is still very much part of her DNA, which is why her books are set in and around present-day London, providing a thrilling, metropolitan backdrop to the main action. About the Author A E Ryecart writes mm romance/gay fiction. . Filled with angst, high drama and emotional tension, she writes the books she likes to read
An avid people watcher, most of her writing takes place in a local café amidst the background hum of hissing coffee machines, where she can check out the other customers for character and story inspiration! A born and bred Londoner, she may have moved to someplace more leafy but the city is still very much part of her DNA, which is why her books are set in and around present-day London, providing a thrilling, metr
He's far more dangerous, and Archie is determined to do whatever it takes to keep the man out of their bed and out of their life. Where Archie sees a threat, Zack sees a kindred spirit. Terry is the lifeline Zack never knew he needed, but this lifeline could mean the death of him and Archie… The Story of Love is the second in the Urban Love Contemporary Gay Romance series but can be read as a stand-alone. Terry Franklin isn't a hook-up. No names. Now. No strings. The men keep Zack's fear at bay. If you love your MM romance laced with angst and high emotion and your MCs complex, multi-faceted men facing up to and overcoming challenges against all the odds, A E Ryecart's story of Archie and Zack will leave you breathless.. Right now. Aren't they? Archie isn't. It's a game he wishes he'd never started and he wants to stop playing. No repeats. Archie Jones and Zack Lorrimer-Grant's ground rules have always kept them safe – until now. Getting down and dirty with anonymous hook-ups is a game Archie and Zack have always played. Fear that without them, Archie will realise Zack alone will never be enough to make him truly happy. It keeps life fresh and exciting and everybody's having fun. The hook-ups stopped being fun long ago