Taboo For You
When you have a couple of friends, whom you consider as "part of tough crowd", give this sweet book 4 stars -- well, you tend to pay attention 
I haven't read many of Anyta Sunday's stories before, in fact this was only my second of hers. The idea of best friend turned to lovers with addition of a teenage family intrigued me.
As an only for you theme, the transition of Sam from straight to be in love for his best friend, Luke, was totally believable. Maybe because they have been best friends for 7 years and Luke has been so deep in part of Sam's family, including like a second Dad for Sam's son, Jeremy. These two men were adorable! Their sexual tension was really good, and that massage scene?!? Sooooo sensual, I got tingly worm in my skin all over.
Since I am also a fan of family or kids in my story, I also enjoyed Jeremy's perspective. I thought he was portrayed well -- a fifteen year old teenager who was in verge of wanting to have his first sexual experience. The Golden Condom Rule with the banana made me giggle. I did think he was being slightly a brat when it came to his Mother's new boyfriend -- and I was a little disappointed that the issue of Greg was not solved -- but Jeremy was a good character, nonetheless.
Oh, and we also have a normal non-bitchy-non-villain female character, someone who is just normal and being in a good relationship with Sam, and co-parenting for Jeremy, and my heart was just shouting "THANK YOU SO MUCH ANYTA SUNDAY!"
I did feel that the issue with Luke hiding his feeling from Sam felt a tad bit too dragged out after awhile. Also, that emphasis with the numbers became slightly annoying to read. Since the title was about "Taboo For You", why did the numbers that get the spotlight?!? I didn't get it.
But my annoyance was nothing in the grand scheme of thing. It was a wonderful read and I guess I really should pay more attention to Anyta Sunday's stories next time :)
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