FinnWhen
my sister moves from Chicago to Edmonton to get married, I take the
opportunity to follow her. My life has become a lonely existence, only
ever having time for work. The closest thing I have to a relationship is
a one-sided affair with Gunner–the hottest cam boy on the app Money
Shot.
This move will be good. It will allow me to
slow down and sort out my priorities. Maybe I’ll even have time for a
real relationship with someone in person.
The
problem with that is, the only person to catch my eye in Canada is the
commitment-phobe best man. There’s something familiar in the way Curtis
moves. In his smile. Every interaction we have convinces me I know him
from somewhere. When it clicks, it takes way too long to admit that
Curtis and my favorite cam boy might be the same person. What are the
actual chances my dream man is about to be my sister’s new
brother-in-law?
The last thing I want is for Curtis
to think I’m a creep, so I decide to unsubscribe, only it’s harder than I
thought it would be. Getting to know Curtis in real life, and Gunner
online, has made things murky, and the smart choice is to cut things off
and pretend like it never happened.
But I never said I was smart.
Copy received from Foreword PR for an honest review
I have been deeply immersed in the Saden hockey worlds. so it was a nice palatte cleanser to read something out of those universes.
And Money Shot is sexy and sweet with some deep and emotional times.
Finn moves to Canada to be near his sister and her fiancee David, and his life is kind of floundering. Unemployed, in a new city, feeling like a bit of a burder to his sister, Gunner is the only real constant and joy in his day to day.
Curtis, well, he and his walls frustrated the heck out of me. I flip flopped between really liking the guy and ... not. Those "Gunner walls he erects around himself were so not needed with our guy Finn - whom I loved from the get go.
I enjoyed watching those walls crumble, and watching the friendship grow between Finn and Curtis, even knowing that shoe was going to drop.
The way Curtis is with his surrogate mumma is heartwarming, but so heartbreaking at times. I feel that all the characters dealt with what was going on in her life. This softened my heart a lot to the Curtis I wasn't liking hahah
There is so much of the push/pull between Finn and Curtis, and in the end we did not really get much of them as a couple, and I would have really liked that. Maybe we can get a novella or some bonus chapters in the future.
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We're Eden and Saxon. Besties, business partners, and slingers of insults at each other.
It's all in the name of love. MM love.
We
write queer romance together and separately, and we are known for
light-hearted and fluffy stories because we believe every single person
deserves to have a HEA, no matter who they love. Regardless of gender. Regardless of identity.
Love wins.
