 | Title: Brad's Bachelor Party Author: River Jaymes Genres: Contemporary Romance, M/M Romance Rating: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Goodreads |
A nicely written friends-turn-lovers read, where fate brings them together once again after not seeing each other for 3 years.
In college, geeky med student Cole Winston fell for his best friend, Brad Kelly. The bold, brash charmer was everything Cole wasn't: confident, popular, and straight. Unfortunately Cole's secret blew up in his face, and he walked away.
Years later, when Brad needs help, he calls Cole. Now a respected trauma surgeon, Cole has learned not to risk his heart and is ready to be Brad's friend again. Things go well until Brad asks Cole to be his best man.
With both his parents dead, Brad never would have survived college or his brother's rounds of drug rehab without Cole. The five-year gap in their friendship was painful.
Now Brad's got his best friend back, a kick-ass job, and is engaged to the CEO's daughter. Life is great…until a hot encounter at his bachelor party leaves both men reeling. The sexual tension between the two is off the charts. Brad has commitments he needs to keep, but how can he go through with the wedding when he can't stop thinking about Cole?
And how can Cole stand beside his friend and watch him get married, especially now that he realizes he still loves Brad?
I love the sexual tension between Brad and Cole, and how it just builds up throughout the book! This of course, results in hot, steamy and toe-curling love scenes. You can almost see the sparks flying between them! Combine the mounting sexual tension and sparking chemistry with the witty humour and banter between Brad and Cole, I am sold!
One thing I didn't really like though was the fact that Brad was experimenting with dear amazing Cole (who I would just love to hug and spoil) with no plans of canceling his wedding. It was just downright cruel and mean to do to your best friend who probably have been in love with you for years and you are just curious. But of course they got their happily-ever-after but the hurt that Cole would've gone through that night won't really be erased. I do like the fact that Brad was bi-curious in the past, which helps make the relationship between them much more believable.
One thing I didn't really like though was the fact that Brad was experimenting with dear amazing Cole (who I would just love to hug and spoil) with no plans of canceling his wedding. It was just downright cruel and mean to do to your best friend who probably have been in love with you for years and you are just curious. But of course they got their happily-ever-after but the hurt that Cole would've gone through that night won't really be erased. I do like the fact that Brad was bi-curious in the past, which helps make the relationship between them much more believable.
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