CHAPTERS 1-7: I'm currently up to page 50 and these characters have yet to spark my interest. Jace was a fairly intriguing side character in book 1, but so far is just an odd character to me as the lead in book 2. I don't know if it's the fact that it's a different writer or if I'm just not digging these characters. Waiting for the first romantic scene to see if my interest changes, but I'm not feeling it yet. The supposedly straight character feels like he's playing games with the definitely gay character and it's a bit annoying. Thinking of just skipping ahead to the third book in the series.

CHAPTER 8: Brings in a character from the first book and finally feels good again. MC expresses feeling bicurious.

The sex scenes are hot, but everything in between is just boring. Typical romance novel where people are attracted to each other for no reason and where a straight guy suddenly realizes he's gay, but this was above and beyond - there was literally no reason these two characters should get together. And it was the "straight" guy constantly flirting with and pursuing the gay guy. The first explanation for Jace (straight) constantly telling Dax (gay) how hot he thinks he is, is that "I just say whatever is on my mind." Then it became "I'm bicurious and wonder what another guy tastes like." But no explanation why he would suddenly want to explore with this guy when he literally could have experimented with any of the hot firefighters or hot gay guys he hangs around with all the time.

CHAPTER 15: Still don't see what Jace (straight guy) sees in Dax (gay guy). Jace seems to be having fun, but not taking anything seriously. Even though he said he was 90% straight and this book started out with a scene of him having satisfying sex with a woman, there has been no other mention of women since. With other books like this you can sense where it's heading and how these two MCs can have a relationship, but I don't see that here yet. ( )