It Would Be Easy to Spot Me
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I'm glad it did.
Spot Me is not an emotionally driven read. There
I admit I haven't read much by Andrew Grey. I've got several of his books in my TBR files, but I keep putting his books off. I have no excuse, because there isn't a rhyme or reason to my madness when it comes to what I'm reading, or what I'm going to read next. I will say, that being a huge lover of gorgeous covers, and men, and since Spot Me is what I consider a memorable cover, it somehow found its way up to the front of my pile.I'm glad it did.
Spot Me is not an emotionally driven read. There isn't much angst to it at all. If you like angst, this story might not be for you. It's a sweet and loving romance between two men who meet and fall in love. There is some conflict, but it's pretty mild. Basically it's just an easy and romantic read.
The story is a simple one. Two men meet working out at the local gym. Both heroes have had a bad relationship, but when they first meet they are immediately drawn to each other. As they start working out together, they become friends then lovers.
Short and simple, and I really liked it.
Solid 4 stars
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It was still quite enjoyable just not really my thing, no one even turned into a werewolf or anything, whats up with that?
It was still quite enjoyable just not really my thing, no one even turned into a werewolf or anything, whats up with that?
Dan is finally getting over his lover ( asshat that he was) leaving him after a decade together, and at the gym he meets Gene.
Gene is over a decade younger than he is and an aspiring Mr Universe, Dan can't understand why on earth he would want to be with him. Gene was great, romantic and wooed Dan, the evil exes all got the message and all is good.
On a side note, lots of gym and weightlifting going on. Sweet start to the series ( that as usual I am reading totally out of order).
Dan is finally getting over his lover ( asshat that he was) leaving him after a decade together, and at the gym he meets Gene.
Gene is over a decade younger than he is and an aspiring Mr Universe, Dan can't understand why on earth he would want to be with him. Gene was great, romantic and wooed Dan, the evil exes all got the message and all is good.
On a side note, lots of gym and weightlifting going on. ...more
This short story was a bit awkward. Hobby gym rat Dan was left by his partner of 10 years and meets professional bodybuilder Gene who is simply perfect and wants to be seen as more than a hot body.
They fall in love at first sight. Dan constantly talks about his ex and how badly the guy treated him, which was just odd.
There were no obstacles to speak of and the story ends in a perfect HEA.
I missed substance and some real conflict here.
2 stars!
I liked Dan's insecurities and what if Gene's maybe too good to be real? Sometimes it's good at least to read about such people, if not meet them in real life ))
And gym's routines were interesting too, I like fitness. Nice and heartwarming story :)
I liked Dan's insecurities and what if Gene's maybe too good to be real? Sometimes it's good at least to read about such people, if not meet them in real life ))
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On to the next one....
3 plusses, 2 minuses
+ Gene: This man easily bench-presses 300+ pounds, has a heart of gold, a winning and endearing smile, and outrageous, ginormous, extended pecs that (in my imagination) bounce and dance (that could be a plus or minus, I suppose!).
- Though real, and understanding due to his previous sh*tface lover, Dan was really self-depricating and insecure, over and over.
+ I really liked Lonnie, Dan's straight friend that is a total wannabe gay dude.
+ I like when such
A plus and minus review3 plusses, 2 minuses
+ Gene: This man easily bench-presses 300+ pounds, has a heart of gold, a winning and endearing smile, and outrageous, ginormous, extended pecs that (in my imagination) bounce and dance (that could be a plus or minus, I suppose!).
- Though real, and understanding due to his previous sh*tface lover, Dan was really self-depricating and insecure, over and over.
+ I really liked Lonnie, Dan's straight friend that is a total wannabe gay dude.
+ I like when such a big guy bottoms and the little guy* gets a turn at the wheel. *Dan constantly refers to himself as "small" or "little", though I think he is only small in reference to Gene, who is a contender for Mr. Universe, and that he feels inferior that he will never be able to gain that kind of bulk.
- I likey the sex, and Andrew Grey usually really delivers. I was surprised that this story, which I assumed would be more of a romp, was actually more of a tender and sweet love story. Though that works too, I was hoping for a little more between-the-sheets time! Andrew Grey's sex scenes are usually nicely raunchy :)
I had started reading this story last year, but wasn't in the mood at the time and unfortunately marked the story as a DNF. I should have realized that the issue was my own fluctuating mood at the time, so I'm glad to rectify the mistake. Though this is still only a 3 star read for me, that's several steps up from a DNF and I'm glad that I took the chance to give it another try. I might just continue on with the series with Pump Me Up.
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Andrew... thanks for the booklist.
Currently working through Andrew Greg's Contemporary anthology. I own a couple of books already but for $9.99 makes the missing one's a lot cheaper than buying them individually.Andrew... thanks for the booklist.
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1) Age difference
2) One of the MCs, in this case the older one, was incredibly insecure and kept questioning what the other MC saw in him.
3) One of the MCs is afraid to commit because he's been hurt in the past. In this case, (view spoiler)[Dan's ex dumped him after 10 years for a twink. (hide spoiler)]
Interestingly, in this book, one of the secondary characters, Lonnie is Dan's best friend and has some really nice words of wisdom for him. Because of this, I really liked Lonnie in this book. Throughout the series, however, I started liking Lonnie less and less as his big mouth started to become annoying. I am sure he was meant to be the funny man of the series, but his put-downs became old after awhile. Some of the come-backs even got repetitive from book to book. "Hey Lonnie, your mom called and wants her ass back"
Of all the books in this series, book #4 was the standout for me. If you don't feel like reading this series, I would at least check out Crunch Time. I think it could work as a standalone book.
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And the size of an actual bodybuilder is astonishing; especially
I really liked this story. I wished the bodybuilding part was a bit more factual. Actual bodybuilders eat every 2-3 hours and a lot wake up to eat at night as well. And when getting ready for a competition, they start dieting down 8-12 weeks out. It's grueling (I've done it.) The meals are planned and packaged ahead of time as well as the workouts. I understand that this is fantasy so I had to suspend reality to get into this story.And the size of an actual bodybuilder is astonishing; especially guys in the heavy weight division. They are FREAKISHLY huge. I just didn't buy that Gene was one. But I loved the May/December romance and the HEA at the end.
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I'm always amused when I think about the fact that this author, despite apparently being male, occasionally writes in a way that makes me convinced a woman must have written this. It just goes to show how stupid gender stereotyping is.
This one's fairly girly in that way. By which I mean it's slow and empathizes ideas of romance and the focus is largely off the sex. Or at least there's no hurry to it. The whole thing really feels fairly pedestrian and not too exciting – but still ma
2014 Re-read:I'm always amused when I think about the fact that this author, despite apparently being male, occasionally writes in a way that makes me convinced a woman must have written this. It just goes to show how stupid gender stereotyping is.
This one's fairly girly in that way. By which I mean it's slow and empathizes ideas of romance and the focus is largely off the sex. Or at least there's no hurry to it. The whole thing really feels fairly pedestrian and not too exciting – but still makes for a very nice story to relax with.
The single perspective is also not something I come across often these days, but it works well for this shorter length of story.
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I liked Dan a lot, even if he was so insecure. Made him believable. The interaction with Gene was nice, too. The age difference was a factor, and I'm glad it was mentioned, but it was a lot bigger in the story than I think it needed to be. Not crazy about some of the stuff coming out of Lonnie. Razzing is one thing, but it seems a bit obnoxious from him.
This was a nice quick read. Deep enough to get a solid sense of the characters, but not anything too complicated.I liked Dan a lot, even if he was so insecure. Made him believable. The interaction with Gene was nice, too. The age difference was a factor, and I'm glad it was mentioned, but it was a lot bigger in the story than I think it needed to be. Not crazy about some of the stuff coming out of Lonnie. Razzing is one thing, but it seems a bit obnoxious from him.
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because Dan have problem with his relationship with Gene because he's older than Gene. He scare if Gene will dump him and find someone who's more young than him. But, glad that they can overcome the trouble especially after both of the have bad relationship before.
i love this story. It's a very simple story. With two man meet at the gym,work out together. Become friend and then become lover after finish dead with their previous bad relationshipbecause Dan have problem with his relationship with Gene because he's older than Gene. He scare if Gene will dump him and find someone who's more young than him. But, glad that they can overcome the trouble especially after both of the have bad relationship before.
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he gives you a story not just pages of sex, he leaves enough to the imagination that can help him create a story.
very sweet characters, real people, brilliant read
I didn't expect it to be over after two and a half hours of reading.
It was nice as a light read but not as deep as others I've read by this author so didn't fulfill my needs at the time. So I randomly picked another of Andrew Grey's books after reading a couple that I really enjoyed.
I didn't expect it to be over after two and a half hours of reading.
It was nice as a light read but not as deep as others I've read by this author so didn't fulfill my needs at the time. ...more
The books can be read as stand-alone but they all take place around the same gym and other characters (mostly Dan and Lonnie) show up in the other stories but are not integral to the storyline.
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