Exceptions to the Rule by Fae Sutherland & Marguerite Labbe

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Nathan is an uptight business man. One evening he is in a strip club with some colleagues from out of town and he is deeply bored. He has no interest in women, he is gay even if he is not out at office. But while searching a distraction at the bar, he gives a second look to the bartender, he suddenly realizes that maybe he has found what he is searching since a life.

Jamie is a tattooed and piercied sexy man. But despite his exterior, he is not a man searching a one night stand. And when he sees Nathan, good boy and sweet eyes, he is sure to have found the real thing, and he doesn't want to ruin everything moving too fast and uncaring. Nathan is a man to woo, and he has every intention to conquer him, body and soul.

This is a pretty classic story, the bad boy who meets good boy. It's also pretty erotic with two very well written sex scenes, the second one so involving and heavy that the surprising end is very right. It's so well written that I could easily play it by imagine in my mind while I was reading it.

Usually, to mix the things a bit, the business man is the man with power and he swepts away the blue-collar character like Prince Charming with Cinderfella. Instead here Nathan is a sweet and tender guy, who needs reassureance and deep love, and Jamie is a selfconscious man, who is not intimidated by the different social status, and knows well that he is the stronger in the relationship, and he treats Nathan like a precious thing, like a real gentleman does with his beloved.

A story which appeals both to my romantic side than to my naughty one, I always love the opposite attract situation. 

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Comments

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

You made a good comparison. Laura Baumbach's alpha males are the most romantic in the M/M romance. Here Jamie is not so overwhelming, but still there is a bit of caveman in him, he reminds me a bit of Bram from A Bit of Rough. Elisa