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Chargement... Playing With Fire (Glasgow Lads Book 3) (édition 2016)par Avery Cockburn (Auteur)
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. I'm not really sure what to think of this book. On one hand I hated the MCs, because one is a fool prone to bouts of self-pity and the other is an all-out selfish prick and a coward for most of the book. On the other hand I loved them, because they managed to overcome their flaws and let love win. But mostly I felt like I was reading a high-school drama, and neither of the characters seemed to know what they want and at times the story itself felt aimless. That being said, it still managed to reel me in and keep my attention throughout the day. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
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"I don't want options. I just want you." Robert McKenzie has a secret. As the only straight player on an all-LGBT soccer team, he's known to fans as "McWhataWaste." No one would guess Robert's actually bisexual. At twenty-one, on the verge of a brilliant career in video game design, he's finally ready to be his true self. The only thing keeping him in the closet is...his gay best friend? Liam Carroll has a problem. His gorgeous pal and teammate wants to kiss him and touch him and...everything with him. But for how long? With Robert embarking on a bright future--far from their rough-and-tumble East End streets--Liam may soon be left behind. He can't risk falling in love with a man he can't live without. His solution? Keep things casual, "see what happens." Aye, right. After a single camping trip, the bridge back to mere friendship is well and truly burned. Now Robert wants more than sex, but diehard cynic Liam won't drop the barriers around his heart. These two tough center-backs must find a way forward as lovers, or their lifelong bond--the heart of the Warriors team--will rupture for good. Glasgow Lads series More Warriors are on the way! The series features a recurring cast of teammates, but each novel contains its own stand-alone romance, so they can be read in any order. Play On, Duncan & Brodie novella Playing for Keeps, Fergus & John novel Playing to Win, Colin & Andrew novel Play It Safe, Fergus & John short story Playing with Fire, Liam and Robert novel Play Dead, Colin & Andrew novella Playing in the Dark, Evan & Ben novel Robert & Liam short fiction, coming 2019 Glasgow Lads on Ice (spinoff/crossover series featuring curling): Throwing Stones, Luca and Oliver novel Second novel (title and release date TBA), 2019 Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Truly in the top favorites of the friends-to-lovers trope, this takes the #1 spot for me in this series so far!!
Robert has come to a place in his life where he’s finally ready to admit his attraction to men. Truthfully, it’s really all about one particular man and that’s Liam, his best friend since they were 6 years old. Robert’s all set to take the plunge but is scared that Liam’s personal hangups might prevent their ultimate happiness. However, he’s determined for Liam to be his first in all things M/M - being with him is simply natural, logical, inevitable.
Liam is quite stunned by Robert’s revelation. He’s always been attracted to Robert but knowing he was straight, he never entertained such thoughts. Liam doesn’t want to get too attached - he’ll gladly be Robert’s guide to the wonderful world of smex, but anything more is off the table due to his distrust of relationships and commitment in general. He wouldn’t dare think they could have something more, stubbornly believing the “friends with benefits” route is the way to go. However, it’s that very friendship that’s on the line, despite him not wanting to risk it. A relationship with Robert is his worst fear and greatest hope - will he make up his mind before it’s too late?
What made this so enjoyable was that both Robert and Liam were wholly likeable, with relatable fears and insecurities. It doesn’t hurt that this had great progression as they slowly learn each other in all the new wonderful ways. *waggles brows* What pushed this beyond most stories of this trope, was the evolution of these two. I’ve not subtly complained about the realistic need for a protracted introduction to sexy first times. For me, many have failed this miserably, but this right here, excelled - and it was hot, hot, hot, interspersed with some real tenderness, vulnerability, and intimacy. Oh yeah.
As my good friend Meags perfectly said, this series has it all. Topical angst, unbelievable sexy times, characters that are genuinely earnest, and feels that are so heartfelt. Definitely a standout series and one of my favorites! ( )