Pepper Espinoza writes a timely book about two men from opposing campaigns who may both win on election night! Their personalities, though opposite in many ways, offset one another nicely. The dialogue between them as they debate, argue, look for ways to zing the other is a big part of the fun the author puts into this. As the two men let their hair down and start talking more we get a lot closer look at them as people. I like the way Ms. Espinoza maintains their maleness in their speech and actions. She doesn't make either more feminine or weaker than the other just because they're gay. Men can have insecurities too and the author manages to convey that without changing their strengths. This is a great read by one of my favorite authors.

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Sensuality rating: Explicit

Reviewer: Dee Dailey
January 13, 2009