All The Things You Are by M. Jules Aedin

The story is laced with a bit of humor and the ending is perfectly in keeping with that.

They start out as friends and as time passes slowly come to realize the true depths of their feelings for each other and I found the ending was believable and not at all rushed. I liked both Bryant and Kai and was quite happy with the development of their relationship. This difference in their thinking is a huge stumbling block in the relationship and Kai finds himself having to do some soul searching if he wants to keep his lover happy. When Bryant reads an article about some people trying to once again ban gay-marriage he realizes that he'd love the chance to marry but as he talks with Kai he's saddened to learn that Kai doesn't believe in marriage at all. As the weeks go by they spend more and more time together until eventually they find themselves living together. But when he notices the man limping away he can't stop himself from offering the man a massage.įrom this initially awkward meeting Bryant and Kai form a friendship that quickly includes some very hot benefits. When the big blond man with the Southern accent offers to help him he grudgingly accepts and then quickly dismisses his helper. Massage therapist Kai Yamashita is not at all happy to once again be mistaken for a woman. When he offers to help he's very surprised as the 'woman' turns out to be a gorgeous Asian man.

New in town and doing a bit of sightseeing he spots a long haired woman needing help with some boxes. I liked both of the main characters, they are engaging and likable characters, and the story of their relationship was a fun read.īryant Hensley has moved to San Francisco after an injury ends his hopes for a pro football career. This 79 page novella was an enjoyable story featuring strong writing and that includes the sex scenes which were quite hot.

All The Things You Are by M. Jules Aedin