Adam Holderman is as straight-laced as men come.  Adam’s in college (to please his parents), he doesn’t use the word dude (it sounds stupid) and Adam firmly believes that not telling his parents that he’s gay is the best thing all around.  The only thing that really has him stepping outside the box is the fact that he talks to Scarlett (from Gone with the Wind) in his head and she gives a running color commentary on his life.  But that’s not weird because no one knows about it.  However, when Buzz invades Adam’s summer job with his Goth look and starts asking him out every day, Adam starts to question the reasons he has given himself for not taking Buzz up on his offer.

Buzz lives his life in the moment.  He is happy, cheerful and fun to be around, and when he sees Adam he decides to ask him out.  All the reasons that Adam uses to label Buzz as unacceptable are the things that make him wildly attractive and Buzz is not giving up on Adam without at least a test drive.

Catching a Buzz is hilarious, charming and erotic.  This story will have you alternating between falling off your chair laughing at Adam’s dialogue with Scarlett and fanning yourself when he and Buzz come together.  Buzz and Adam seem like polar opposites but when they finally decide to give it a go they will ignite your screen with their out of control passion and prove how in-sync they really are with each other’s passions and kinks.  However, please note that this book does not have the Ally Blue trademark angst, but it’s packed with laugh-out-loud humor and kinkiness. Get yourself over to the nearest computer and buy Catching a Buzz right now because this book is for your keeper shelf. You won’t regret it and you will join my campaign asking for more Adam and Buzz!