Candy Boy

MM First Time Gay Romance

Milo:
I’m supposed to be a Hollinghurst man—rich, ruthless, a ladies’ man through and through. But I’m still selling candy, still chasing that dream, even if it feels impossible.
And, I’ve always been straight. That’s what everyone expects. But when Beck Slater looks at me, I feel like something else.
Something sweeter. Softer. Made to be ruined.
Beck keeps showing up—looking at me with those dark, dangerous eyes like he’s ready to devour me.
He calls me Candy Boy, and when he touches me, I melt.
Am I ready to give in to what I really want?

Beck:
I’ve always been straight. Always.
But Milo Hollinghurst is too tempting, too sweet, too damn easy to ruin.
I’ve been watching him work that candy counter for weeks, pouring sugar into little boxes while looking at me like he wants to be unwrapped.
Candy Boy...
Now, all I want is to take him apart, taste every inch, and show him what it means to be claimed.
But how far will I go to make him mine?

Warning: Candy Boy is a filthy, high-heat MM romance novella packed with unrestrained heat, an ex-soldier with a filthy mouth, a candy boy who’s about to discover just how sweet it feels to be his, and enough sugar to melt your heart (and other things). If you like your MM romance with extra spice and zero chill, grab a fan, a cold drink, and get ready to be devoured.

It’s not that complicated, really.

Wow, where to start. It’s been a long time since I was that scared anyone would discover I’m gay. It’s not normal to be so scared about who you are. It’s society that’s abnormal- trying to force natural human sexuality to change. If not for a few lines in a thousand year old religious text, no one would care. Nature would go on doing what it’s doing, and no one would care who you were attracted to. Remember, there is no “decide” to be heterosexual or homosexual, ya’ just are who you are. So, this audiobook is completely unnecessary, if society wasn’t so “F’ed up”. If this book helps guys who are beaten down by society’s impossible demands, then, okay. But this is just a stepping stone for those just starting their journey to be who they are.

Virtual voice made this so much worse

This book was not good. I listened and read along. The story, though it had potential, wasn’t written well and the virtual voice narrator made is SO. MUCH. WORSE. Any book that has a virtual voice narrator will be an automatic skip for me. It was so bad. Some chapters had feminine voice, which confused me. Just really really bad narration. I really hope audible stops with the virtual voice soon because it should genuinely be a crime.