Amelia Elias

Don't know nothing about this author so I bought this ebook like a closed box. Only thing who appeal to me was the plot, about a guy abandoned to the altar by his bride, who goes to the honey moon alone and meets another guy...

Zach is an american guy alone in Australia: his fiancee left him to the altar cause, three weeks before found him jerking off looking to the gardener. But Zach is not gay... isn't he? And so, why he is looking so intently to the bartender?

Mitch is an aussie gay guy... and happy to not hide it. He has a past of hiding in the closet and doesn't want to return to a similar situation. He is very happy to help Zach to understand his true nature. But after two wonderful weeks, what will happen? Zach will choose to go out of the closet? Out for Christmas?

Zach and Mitch are very similar: not so young and not so naivee. They have had their experiences before, more or less good experiences. They are a balanced couple. The sex between the two is simple, basilar... a boy thing: beers, play and sex. But not like the Sean Michael's Jarheads: here we have a little bitterness, a sadness. And maybe the book would be better with one or two chapter more: I feel like it ended too soon.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000R93DJ4/?tag=elimyrevandra-20… (mere)

The premise is promising. The hero, Diego, was intriguing. The story had legs but somewhere along the pages the words fell flat and the characters became hollow, especially the heroine, Sian.

I doubt that I have been more annoyed with a heroine before. She was everything that I dislike in the female lead. Loud for no reason, constantly thinking herself to be right, hardly ever listening to direction that would keep her out of trouble, rude...

I grew weary of her antics halfway through and put the book down. I didn't even want to see if she ever gained some semblance of humility. I felt sorry for Diego, being mated to such a numb skull against his own will. Yes, that's right, he was bonded to her, not by choice but by trickery.

In conclusion, Hunted was just not my cup of tea.… (mere)