Boone drowns his sorrows in a town bar and winds up in bed with hunky Wade Walker.

The (now ex) BF has paid for the cabin and ski lessons for the week for Boone's enjoyment. Instead, his BF dumps him over the phone. That would be a good opportunity for her.īoone Daniels thinks he is going to meet his BF at Summit City to celebrate their one-year anniversary in the ski resort where they met. So, how does she pay her bill? Does he offer her a job at his plumbing company to be the scrappy new plumbing apprentice? I hear that plumbers make good money. Don't be all hooking me in with your funny hot guys and then making me pay to get more action. The next one better be free too, K.U., or Jilly's gonna get angry. The only problem is that the book kind of ends in the middle of the story. But, there is a small town with fun, wacky characters, a lot of snow, and hot man-sex. I can't tell you too much about the book because it's too short and I'll spoil it. He was just dumped and is looking for some rebound sex and Wade is happy to provide. The book is really short, so there is some insta-love, but that's ok because the chemistry between the two guys was hot. Not that I would eat that much ice cream at once. It's like a triple scoop of ice cream for those of you who might be into that kind of thing. This is a cute and funny male-male romance that is also very smutty. **Find this review and others like it at !** I am mildly motivated to pick up the next in this series so I can see what happens with my adorable Boone! This was my first Ethan Day and I will certainly be reading more of him in the future. And I hate that the ending finished so abruptly. It went from a fling to serious so quickly that I thought I had missed some pages. I also thought that the romance moved way too quickly for my liking.

Aside from his 9 inch tool, I don't know what Boone loved about him. I kind of don't get the appeal of Wade though. Werk, Boone, werk! I thought that he was adorable. He was confident with his sexuality and owned it. What I liked best about this book was Boone's unapologetic slutty-ness. It was pleasantly entertaining and a very nice afternoon read. However, though I kind of chuckled along, I didn't find this to be laugh out loud funny like I had expected. I expected to be crazy about this book because I looove a funny book. Sounds great!' Color me confused when no Asian guy made an appearance in this book. Welcome to what happens to Heather when she doesn't read a blurb fully before starting a book, version 2.0! When I saw the title to this book, I thought, 'Wow, I love multicultural books! Clearly this is about an Asian guy skiing! His last name must be Ho.

Sno Ho by Ethan Day