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    Waiting for Ty

    By Samantha Ann King

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    Book two of Lovers and Friends

    Tyler Coil doesn't do men. But it's harder to remember that each time he visits his best friend, gorgeous Landon Burke. As a political reporter, Ty is good at reading people, and he can tell the lust is mutual. But giving in to it could mean alienating his ultra-conservative family.

    Landon never desired a man badly enough to explore that side of his sexualityuntil he met Ty. He's waited four long years for a sign that Ty wants him too, and he can't deny his needs much longer. So when a career opportunity arises out-of-state, Landon wonders if maybe it's time to move on.

    Then Ty crashes at Landon's while working on a storyand a searing kiss ignites a night of mind-blowing sex that's better than their most erotic fantasies. Forced to face his feelings, Ty must decide if love is worth the risk after allbefore he loses Landon forever.

    For more erotic romance from Samantha Ann King, check out Sharing Hailey, available now!

    36,000 words
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarina Press
    Release dateJul 29, 2013
    ISBN9781426896033
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    Samantha Ann King

    USA Today bestselling author Samantha Ann King wrote her first erotic romance in 2010 and entered it in Passionate Ink's Stroke of Midnight Contest. That contest win led to the ultimate writing goal--publication--in 2011. Her first novel was nominated for RT’s Reviewers’ Choice Award. Samantha enjoys helping her characters find their happily ever after, even when they resist.

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    • 4/5
      I always love a friends to lovers story and in this case, the friends are Ty and Landon. They explored the unknown together after fighting their feelings for years. After a 2 month break, they work through their feelings and join as a couple. I know the closed minds are out there but my feelings are as long as people are happy..I don't care who they choose. Great short read.
    • 4/5
      Nice story about two friends who become lovers. Both guys were straight but identified as bi even though they were obviously waiting for each other. The sex was sweet and sexy and at times quite steamy. The emotions of each guy were well written and for a little bit pretty sad until they came to the realisation that they're much happier together. Although this was the second in the series I didn't feel as if I lost too much information in order to enjoy this as a stand alone. I would probably read it again sometime in the future and will definitely look for more by this author.ARC provided by Netgalley.
    • 3/5
      This hot little GFY number was just what I needed last night, after a very emotional (but excellent) read.

      Ty doesn't do men, Landon doesn't either, but they seem to be in love with each other. Landon doesn't care what anyone else thinks, but Ty is from a very religious, old values family, and was worried about what the relationship would do to his own with his family, so he runs. After one VERY hot night, he tells Landon that it can't happen again, and they don't speak for two months.

      I would have liked to have seen a bit more of what happened during those two months, instead of just cutting to Ty deciding enough already, he missed his best friend, his lover, and I would have liked it better if Landon hadn't been quite so welcoming when Ty finally got his head out of his ass. Make him grovel, just a little bit, the guy fucked and ran, and didn't contact you for months! Where's your dignity?

      But it was a short and kinda smutty, and just what I needed to help me sleep last night, so job well done.
    • 3/5
      I didn't read book 1 in this series. Truth is I didn't know this wasn't a stand alone. But I don't think it mattered much.

      Waiting for Ty deals with two best friends coming to terms with their hidden/suppressed sexual inclinations. Both Ty and Landon are bisexual and are attracted to each other since they met 4 years ago, however, they ignore their feelings for fear of being rejected. A game night and a few beers change that, and after an unforgettable night, Ty decides to cool their friendship off in hopes that this was a passing thing between them.

      After two months and realizing Landon is the one for him, Ty reaches out. But now the challenge changes and their families are the new obstacle.

      I very much enjoyed this story, even though there want anything new or different than other M/M coming to terms romances in it. It is well written and I really felt the anger and frustration from both Ty and Landon about their situation. I do wish it had more substance and flesh.

      Thank you NetGalley and CarinaPress for this advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.

      3.5 stars
    • 2/5
      This book was overall kind of odd. It will appeal to people who like romance whether they are good or not, but it wasn't a positive relationship. The power balance was way off, not in a good way, and the characters weren't really allowed to react to things naturally. "Optimism" became "maximum passivity," and "pessimism" became "cruel lack of consideration." Ty wasn't even remotely likeable, and the author skipped over the part where we would learn why they actually worked together. So read it for the sex scenes (which were pretty generic).