Here Comes Trouble (Nothing Special #3)

Title: Here Comes Trouble (Nothing Special #3)
Author: A.E. Via
Publisher: Via Star Wings
Release Date: November 28th 2014
Genre(s): M/M Contemporary Erotic Romance
Page Count: 296 pages
Reviewed by: Belen
Heat Level: 4 flames out of 5
Rating: 4.2 stars out of 5
Blurb:

Detectives Mark Ruxsberg and Chris Green are very good at their jobs. Being the enforcers for God and Day’s notorious Atlanta PD Narcotics Task Force causes the crazy duo to get into more trouble than they can often get out of. The pair never misses out on an opportunity to drive their Lieutenants crazy with their dangerous, reckless, and costly stunts, landing them in the hot seat in front God… often.

Ruxs and Green love their jobs and they don’t mind the very demanding schedule that leaves them little time for socializing or dating. It was fine with them, they enjoyed hanging out with each other anyway.

However, most of the men in their close circle of friends and colleagues are pairing off and settling down. God has Day, Ro has Johnson, and their Sergeant Syn has Furious.

For the past several years, Ruxs has only sought out the advice and company of one person, his partner and best friend Green, and vice versa. Both of these alpha males are presumed straight, but neither can deny the heat that’s building in their once ‘just friends’ relationship.

This review is from 12/01/2014 and the first edition of the story.*

Book three in the Nothing Special series.

I loved it! This had humor, action, sexiness, low angst, and I got to catch up with God and Day and the rest of the team. Unexpectedly though, it was so FLUFFY!

You know, in the best possible way.

It’s no secret how much I love this series. I think this book might actually compete with my love of Nothing Special.

I absolutely loved Chris Green. From the first to the last chapter he never let me down. He was awesome, and Mark Ruxsberg was a delight to read about as well. They complement each other so well.

Spoiler: I was a little apprehensive when the POV changed to Curtis, especially as he’s 17 and he was obviously crushing on (and getting crushed on by) God’s little brother Genesis (though at 22 and built like a brick house he isn’t so little). I liked the way it was pointed out Gen’s a real southern gentleman and was sure nothing would happen between them until Curtis is 18. And the guys being so overprotective of Curtis was really sweet and cute.

Sure, the story wasn’t perfect, and there were some editing and proofreading errors*, but it didn’t take me out of the story at all. The sex scenes alone for me were…