A Gay Romance Paperback – June 16, 2014

Who knew there were sooooo many names for a certain itty bitty body bit <snicker> I've still got a smile on my face and I'm getting what tha!? looks for the random giggle bursts that erupt uncontrollably from that naughty happy place. I Absolutely Love how this book takes a gleefull sledgehammer to stereotypes, gathers them up and turns them into a gigglelisious romp of sheer mischief.It was so enjoyable that if there were any editting bloopers I was having too much fun reading to notice.

This book is hilarious. It's a parody of a gay romance, with all the clichés revisited and room for ridicule. The authors must have had fun writing this. He's not gorgeous, he's heart-throbbing, hearing angels sing, world-stopping beautiful. He's not overwhelmed with emotion, he's completely consumed by a rush of emotions so strong he loses consciousness for a few seconds. He doesn't have five or six orgasms in one night, he has over twenty. I'm paraphrasing of course.The writing is quite good. There's imagery and sincerity in the feelings and emotions. A pleasure to read.The sex scenes are by far the longest and wordiest I've ever read yet still remain hot and sexy even if peppered with jokes.The funniest gay romance I've read in a long time. Also probably one of the sweetest, which is great because most parodies are just that: jokes after more jokes and no sincere love sentiments. This one succeeds in making me laugh out loud and touching my heart simultaneously.

A Gay Romance is not meant to be taken seriously. It's a parody and it covers every single gay stereotype (and others) you can imagine. It's in no way politically correct. It is meant to be taken in fun. Keep that in mind before reading it and if you get offended (or have no sense of humor) give it a pass.This is one of the funniest books I have read in a long time. From the perfect Kory to the badass alpha Ram Rage to every other perfect character in between. Throw in murder victims with bad hair, a kidnapping, and lots of hot sex, and you have one hell of a fantastic book.I can't wait to read the next in this series.Longer, more detailed review published at ontopdownunderbookreviews.com

I'm floored and disgusted with this story. I get that there are authors out there that let jealousy of other's success rule over them, but the fact that these authors took a look at another author's work and thought it would be a good idea to play off of that is appalling. They couldn't come up with their own ideas for a story, so they make fun of another popular, well-liked, and well-respected series and its author. I don't see the art or creativity in that. I see jealousy and meanness. They should be ashamed.

This book is hilarious. It's a parody of a gay romance, with all the clichés revisited and room for ridicule. The authors must have had fun writing this. He's not gorgeous, he's heart-throbbing, hearing angels sing, world-stopping beautiful. He's not overwhelmed with emotion, he's completely consumed by a rush of emotions so strong he loses consciousness for a few seconds. He doesn't have five or six orgasms in one night, he has over twenty. I'm paraphrasing of course.The writing is quite good. There's imagery and sincerity in the feelings and emotions. A pleasure to read.The sex scenes are by far the longest and wordiest I've ever read yet still remain hot and sexy even if peppered with jokes.The funniest gay romance I've read in a long time. Also probably one of the sweetest, which is great because most parodies are just that: jokes after more jokes and no sincere love sentiments. This one succeeds in making me laugh out loud and touching my heart simultaneously.