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Reckless Passion

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Businessman Beau Bradbury has plenty of money and no trouble attracting men, but lately he's only been interested in his personal assistant, younger man Adam Winger. When they end up having sex, Beau's determined to keep their affair casual. Unfortunately, he can't seem to get enough of the man. One evening at a business function, Adam gets a phone call about some guy and runs off, leaving Beau shocked by his own jealousy. Will Beau figure out what's going on before he lets his jealousy ruin everything?

Reckless Passion is a quick read that's both hot and sweet. Beau is wealthy and used to getting what he wants, and it's a pleasure to watch him deal with a situation that he can't handle in his usual manner. Despite his sometimes overbearing ways, I liked Beau a lot and wanted him to get his happy ending. Adam is capable at work, but often unsure and insecure outside of it. He can't believe Beau would really want him, when Beau has his pick of men. Fortunately, Beau is willing to fight for what he wants. I enjoyed reading Beau and Adam's somewhat rocky road to love. Fans of business/pleasure relationships will be sure to enjoy Reckless Passion, as I did.

Cassie

Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

Already before, when I read Cody's story, his uncle Beau was a very interesting character. A BDSM private club owner who at work has a passion for twinky boy but then at home behaves like an old spinster with his young nephew, pretending for him to remain a "virgin" till the moment he meets Mr Right.

Now that Cody has met that Mr Right, even if he is not exactly the man Beau would have chosen for the boy, Beau misses family, Cody was for him that family, he probably didn't need to find a Mr Right for himself since he already had a family made and ready.

It's not long that Cody went out to college that Beau finds a "substitute", his private assistant Adam. Young and pretty, he is the perfect man for Beau, and he is also available at every hour, filling to void left by Cody. From a professional to a personal relationship the step is brief.

Adam is a strange character: he is at the same time "innocent" and "lived". He has a son, a "mistake" from when he was still a teenager, but now he loves him with all his heart. And he is a newbie to same-sex relationship: I didn't understand for sure, but I had the impression that Beau is his first man. Adam is always available for Beau, but only till the moment his son doesn't need him. Then, his first priority is Johnny. Adam is lucky enough that Beau, instead of being scared at the prospect of a family, considers it a bonus.

As always when in the story there is a child, the feeling is more sweet than sexy, a nice contrast to the previous two books in this series, Cody's story, that were quite on the naughty side.