No angst, none, probably my favorite aspect to this series. Their characters have depth and personality, face the same set backs everyone else does and deal with all of that like adults, which is very refreshing. Frank and Blaine really know how to write an amazing, intricate and detailed romance. But Ace quickly rectifies that and reassures his lover that he's sincere. A couple of times, Dylan thinks briefly that Ace might want to dive head first back into the closet. As I stood there staring at the screen, I had an overwhelming sense of dj vu. Ten missed calls already, from both Roger and Martina, along with more than a handful of texts. As with the first book in this series, Aced, I thoroughly enjoyed how these two men know what they want and are no longer afraid to say so. Dylan asked over the insistent ringing of my cell, and when he finally took a seat, I went to the back bedroom to grab my phone. Wow, just when I thought these two Authors couldn't make these two men any more lovable or realistic, they did just that. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?Īside from the boat scene I'd say the ending. Every word is enunciated perfectly, delivered flawlessly, full of all the emotion and character the author intended. What about Charlie David’s performance did you like?

Lord I think that between the way this scene was written coupled with the spot on delivery from Charlie David it was one of the most emotional scenes I've ever listened to.

When Dylan took Ace to meet his family, the boat ride. What was one of the most memorable moments of Locked? If you could sum up Locked in three words, what would they be?

Locked ella frank