Ricky is a young boy of eighteen who has had a crush on his next-door neighbour since he was fifteen.
Personally, I have never read an M/M erotica like this and I hope to read much more like this book in the future. Also the discovery of a young boy finding out what his sexuality is, and not just leaving it at ‘I am gay’. So I think Slow Bloom is an…Įxpression of Sexuality! What I mean, is that the characters and the story offer up so many ways to look at love, sex, and relationships. Lots of sex and a quick HEA, I got so much more than that.
I was expecting summer fling between younger man and older man. Slow Bloom was a real treat it blew away all my expectations and more. Can their slow-blooming love come to fruition? When an unexpected one-time encounter between the two of them turns into more, Ricky and Jack must see if they have what it takes for love to bloom despite all of their differences, the distance between them while Ricky's away school, Jack's past and Ricky's parents. Jack's a lot more experienced than Ricky, cantankerous and more than a little anti-social. Jack Corson, on the other hand, is a suburban hermit with a tangled past. He gets to work for the man he's had a crush on for years and spend the rest of his days in the pool, training for the swim team. Ricky Talbot, fresh from his first year at university, is looking to have a perfect summer.
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