A short, (156pages), story of how when it's least expected, opposites sometimes diffidently do attract, and how they can find happiness if they just let it happen. Their relationship is supposed to be temporary, but you can imagine how that turned out. These two couldn't be more different from one another. One was a military man; the other had spent years of his life in school...they don't even live in the same state.... but hey, isn't that why the Wright Brothers gave us the first thing that could actually be called an airplane. While enjoying their time together both Randall and Hunter have time to consider what they want from one another and more importantly if they are brave enough to take a leap of faith and listen to their hearts. I really enjoyed this one. The pace was perfect... their banter was smart and sexy, and in the end, though they seemed so different it was obvious they simply "worked". ( )

A little over 3 stars.

It has more undertones that tend to stereotypes of a MF Romance than what I like nowadays. Even so, I believe that I would read a sequel, specially if it's a story about Gary. ( )

I really enjoyed this book. Randall has been very focused on his school and work, so he has never made time for a relationship. Hunter has been in the military and tends to shy away from relationships. When they come together for a one night stand, they don't realize they will be thrown together for a weekend where they are both Best Men/Men of Honor in a wedding. It was nice to see them navigate through emotions and desires and doubts on their way to an HEA. Very nice story. ( )

I liked the beginning of this, but the more time we spent with the characters, the more annoying I found them - Hunter with his whole bossy army and his "I'm emotionally damaged but also I have no emotions" thing and Randall with his weird insecurities that only showed up whenever convenient to the romance plot.

It did however introduce me to broth bars and sparked a great conversation about delicious food. Props for that! ( )