Braeton & Drew: A steamy, opposites-attract, M/M romance

Andrew’s boss told him to go to Posh get his hair restyled and update his clothes for the clients. Braeton was his stylist and then took him shopping for better clothes. They hit it of and couldn’t stay away from each other and knew that they were meant to be together. Love the way things worked out for them. Great book again!

Braeton and Drew . . . Braeton Reed has been called a diva. Andrew has been told he’s not “flashy” enough. Do differences really matter when two people come together? Labeling people doesn’t define them, because we are all unique. We may share characteristics, but it’s rare if not impossible to fit the mold perfectly – nor should we necessarily try to. It’s what is unique about us that can capture the attention of another and make us special. These two characters were very different. But they were just what the other needed. They find a way to balance each other out for a comfortable relationship that brings out the best in them. And they could accept each other for the person they are. That’s all any of us can ask. Grab your copy and enjoy their story.

Another great installment in the series. And I am especially pleased that Braeton got his HEA. I really like him in Bryan and Jase. Although this can be read as a stand alone, it’s the first story that has a tie back to a previous story. Jase and Bryan, the first couple in the Something about Him series, are heavily featured in this story. Andrew “Drew” is sent to Posh Salon for a makeover by his slightly inappropriate boss. There he meets and is instantly attracted to Braeton. Braeton was the love interest of Bryan (Bryan and Jase) when Bryan thought Jase was lost to him forever. Although Braeton really liked Bryan, he did the valiant thing and stepped aside (romantically) when Jase reappeared. Fast forward a few years and Braeton is meeting the man who could be the one! Braeton and Drew couldn’t be more opposite, but they say opposites attract-like magnets drawn together! Braeton is flamboyant and often accused of being “too much” while stoic Drew is accused of not being enough. Together they make the perfect pair. What I loved: • 1st person POV • Reappearance of Jase, Bryan, and Grayson • Mention of real life places in Indianapolis • HEA • Light read Thoughtful presentation of variety in LGBTQ+ community I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.