3.5 stars

Rhett Solomon and Ethan Mallory are two former lovers who now, due to the bad economy and housing situation, have to continue to live together even though they'd just ended their 10-year relationship. The two men can barely stand the sight of each other, but agree to remain in the house until they can build enough equity to sell it at a decent price. In an effort to speed up the process, they rent a room to waiter Kieran Frost. Both Ethan and Rhett are instantly attracted to their new roommate and actively pursue him. During this process, all three men experience revelations about their relationships and the roles they play in this complicated situation.

I enjoyed this book for the most part. Rhett is a very likeable character and for about 2/3 of the book you wonder how he and Ethan were ever in a relationship because Ethan comes across as very cold, arrogant and oftentimes mean. Kieran, a young guy looking to have fun, ends up being a pawn between the two warring former lovers.

The thing I didn't like about this book was its abrupt ending. This is not the first time I've encountered this while reading M/M romance, but I wish authors would tie things up a little better. I feel like I've invested so much time in getting to know the characters only have everything just end like a door being slammed in my face.

I look forward to reading&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/The-Closer-You-Get/dp/B005FSIQKI/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">The Closer You Get</a>, which follows Kieran and his pursuit of men and happiness. lol
3. 5 stars

Rhett Solomon and Ethan Mallory are two former lovers who now, due to the bad economy and housing situation, have to continue to live together even though they'd just ended their 10-year relationship. The two men can barely stand the sight of each other, but agree to remain in the house until they can build enough equity to sell it at a decent price. In an effort to speed up the process, they rent a room to waiter Kieran Frost. Both Ethan and Rhett are instantly attracted to their new roommate and actively pursue him. During this process, all three men experience revelations about their relationships and the roles they play in this complicated situation. I enjoyed this book for the most part. Rhett is a very likeable character and for about 2/3 of the book you wonder how he and Ethan were ever in a relationship because Ethan comes across as very cold, arrogant and oftentimes mean. Kieran, a young guy looking to have fun, ends up being a pawn between the two warring former lovers. The thing I didn't like about this book was its abrupt ending. This is not the first time I've encountered this while reading M/M romance, but I wish authors would tie things up a little better. I feel like I've invested so much time in getting to know the characters only have everything just end like a door being slammed in my face. I look forward to reading&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/The-Closer-You-Get/dp/B005FSIQKI/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt? ie=UTF8">The Closer You Get</a>, which follows Kieran and his pursuit of men and happiness. lol