Dorm Game by Daryl Banner

4/28/2016

Synopsis

Andrew is the muscular dream boy from Intro to Psych. Michael is the lonely kid desperate for a new roommate. When a class project - and one very reckless decision - forces them together, an unstoppable game of teasing, torment, and pleasure begins.

Michael will soon learn that Andrew’s sexual interests are far from ordinary ...

***Contains: M/M sexuality and adult language.

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My Review

Dorm Game by Daryl Banner
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

3 Platypires for Dorm Game by Daryl Banner

I've read Beautiful Dead by Daryl Banner a while back and really liked it. I knew the author had talent which is why I picked up Dorm Game. While Beautiful Dead had zombies, this book had m/m hot action. Two completely different genres.
As for this novella, I liked it enough but I wasn't blown away. I would have preferred more likable characters. I just wasn't feeling Andrew. As for the m/m action, I thought it was pretty good.
Overall, this was a pretty good short read and I wouldn't mind reading more.

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