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Eli Walsh has had it bad for his best
friend, Grant, since they met. He spends his time fantasizing
about the other man, wondering if it could ever happen. When
Eli finds out from another friend of Grant’s, Ian, that Grant
is at the notorious gay bar, The Eagles, Eli realizes that
just being friends with Grant will never be enough. He
ventures into the bar, finding out when he sees all the BDSM
couture that it’s a lot more than he expected to walk into.
Grant had never told Eli that he was into
the kink scene, but now his younger friend is in the bar and
he’s in way over his head. Grant is amazed to see Eli there,
and decides it’s time he makes a move on him, by offering to
train him as a sub. He’s not looking for anything serious but
can the inexperienced boy make him change his mind?
Just Friends was a good
read, although it was a typical one. The plot was fairly easy
to figure out within the first chapter of the story, though it
did keep me interested enough to keep reading until I reached
the end. I knew how it would end, but the sexy and dominant
Wolf Grant made me want to keep reading…and made me want to
find a straight guy just like him! Why is it that all the best
ones don’t swing my way? The chemistry between Eli and Grant
was great, as well as the element of discovery. Overall, this
one was a pretty good read. |