Sean Ashcroft
Autore di Cocky
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This sweet piece of fluff is definitely a necessary beach read!
I really would have liked to like this. Alas, it was bad. (To be fair, the first half held promise but after the mains hooked up it fell flat and I basically skimmed even the sex scenes from there on out.)
this one didn't really grabbed my attention.
on a totally unrelated note. I didn't know that not wanting to sleep with a person until you know them and have strong feelings for them was called demi seksual. I remember having a conversation with a friend about this and how other people called her strange for not wanting to have one night stands. it still baffles me that people don't get that. and now it baffles me that it has an actual name.
on a totally unrelated note. I didn't know that not wanting to sleep with a person until you know them and have strong feelings for them was called demi seksual. I remember having a conversation with a friend about this and how other people called her strange for not wanting to have one night stands. it still baffles me that people don't get that. and now it baffles me that it has an actual name.
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- Opere
- 42
- Utenti
- 382
- Popolarità
- #63,245
- Voto
- 3.8
- Recensioni
- 9
- ISBN
- 18
- Lingue
- 1
As I came to the title just now it rang a bell, as it is an unusual title. Cocky is the title of a magazine where Eliot works. He's somewhat disillusioned, and an assignment to interview a hockey player doesn't change that ... but Danny intrigues him. He's in the closet - this summary is clear and concise and has brought the pleasure of the book flooding back. Worth a read.
Faking a relationship with an injured hockey player had never been on Eliot's to-do list. When he's sent by his editor at Cocky to interview the newly out hockey legend Danny Harper, though, he gets a little more than he bargained for.
Eliot has been stuck writing a men's fashion and grooming column that no one reads since he started at Cocky - a men's lifestyle magazine - a year ago. Desperate to prove himself, he takes the assignment to interview Harper, even though he couldn't necessarily hold a hockey stick the right way up in an emergency.
Danny turns out to be nothing like he expected - a lonely man who's missed out on a lot by being in the closet rather than the overconfident jock Eliot expects him to be. As much as he doesn't want to be, Eliot finds himself drawn to the other man.
When Danny proposes they fake a relationship to improve his image, Eliot jumps at the chance - not only does he need the money, but his curiosity about Danny demands to be satisfied.
With Danny struggling to get through the season on a busted knee and Eliot digging up the story that could make his career, can the two of them admit their real feelings and find their happy ending?… (altro)