Cory is an American in London in need of work. Flynn is a slightly awkward webmaster of a website for those into voyeurism. When the website's users want to see their webmaster on the site, Flynn approaches Cory to ask him to take on that role in his place. What follows is a whole series of events and experiences neither likely ever expected to happen at any point in their lives.

This one is fluffy and a bit awkward, but that's the nature of the characters, I think. Readers will either find them endearing or frustrating--I certainly oscillated between the two, though I ultimately settled on endearing in the end. The story is unique and creative, and it's certainly something different. And I'd say different in a thankfully refreshing way in a genre that so often reuses the same tropes over and over again. I would have liked to see a bit more depth to the characters, but since this is fluff, it's probably okay where it's at. ( )

An unexpected twist. Look at you be a book that surprised me. Delicious little confection with intensely hot dirty talk and a voyeuristic kink that turned the heat levels up to eleven. All that and it still managed to deliver a lovely romantic HEA between two lonely guys. ( )

For some reason, I was not keen on reading this book. I have not idea why, but it just came off as something I would not like. I knew that I had really enjoyed what I read from the author before, and it isn't an overly long book so I thought I'd go ahead and give it a try. I'm very very glad that I did. It is so endearing, a perfectly-hits-the-spot kind of story.

The characters are very likable. The banter is pleasant. The storyline is charming.




Cory is just floating around in life, taking it as it comes. He's cool and fun. Flynn is all cute and dorky. They just fit perfectly. Both have some back issues that creep up a little.

One day, I wanna be open about my relationship. It's what I fucking ache for—have ached for. Since I started dating.
Public display of fucking everything.

If you're looking for something hot and sweet—

"Good Jupiter."

This is it.

toni


FangirlMoments and My Two Cents

FULL REVIEW CAN BE FOUND AT http://fangirlmomentsandmytwocents.blogspot.com/2014/06/public-display-of-everyt... ( )

I have been reading M/M romance books, at the exclusion of all other types of reading material, since about August 2011. Before that I normally read your typical M/F bodice rippers along with popular fiction and auto/biographies. When I discovered GoodReads in 2012 it was like opening up an untapped gold mine of fantastic M/M romance books to read, because there were so many other like-minded people here to help guide me to what was worth my time and money and what was worthless junk. Being able to read a steady supply of quality material in the M/M specific genres I prefer has keep my interest in M/M romance fiction at the forefront of my hobbies where normally it would have probably died off as a fad a long time ago. But I don't have to tell you that! You are here at GoodReads, reading this review! You know how wonderful it is here already!

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[b:Public Display of Everything|21799352|Public Display of Everything|Cara Dee|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1396145365s/21799352.jpg|41054855] has two intelligent, mature, worldly young men looking for that missing element in their lives. They are both a little sad and they seem stuck in their mutual ruts. The passion that is released when these two come together was so fucking outstanding that I re-read the damn thing last night right after I logged on here and fan-girled all other the place to let my GR friends know how much I loved this. It was smutty and kinky and the dirty talk was abso-fucking-lutely delicious. Just off-the-charts, OK? It was never cheap or nasty or creepy, and if you've read the blurb, this book is partially about voyeurism, so just imagine how [a:Cara Dee|6936449|Cara Dee|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/authors/1364792340p2/6936449.jpg] pulled that off! *lighting a candle for [a:Cara Dee|6936449|Cara Dee|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/authors/1364792340p2/6936449.jpg], a new favorite M/M author* The book is about these two men falling in love and coming to terms with their pasts and facing their futures, together. The love and emotion made me cry the happiest tears, and the perfect combination of the smut and love is why I am giving this book my personal highest honor, the fuck yeah, 5 stars shelf where it will sit along side books like [b:The Final Line|17927956|The Final Line (Recon Diaries #3)|Kendall McKenna|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1368677485s/17927956.jpg|25128039], [b:Point of No Return|15755751|Point of No Return|N.R. Walker|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1342504997s/15755751.jpg|21452958], [b:Strength of the Pack|17258293|Strength of the Pack (The Tameness of the Wolf, #1)|Kendall McKenna|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1358531696s/17258293.jpg|23858530] and [b:Hot Head|10506237|Hot Head (Head, #1)|Damon Suede|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1307050057s/10506237.jpg|15412114]. *shelf pride*

I CAN'T RECOMMENDED THIS BOOK HIGHLY ENOUGH!!!!! JUST READ IT! I can't spell it out any clearer than that. ( )