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Luke (Unexpected, #4) Review

 



Book Source: Kindle Store
Cross-post Review: None
Spice Radar: Didn't get that far to measure everything
In a series: Yes
Genre: MM Romance
Starred Rating: N/A 


Once again, I continued with the books in line for the Unexpected series. Luke was the fourth. From what I have read, it had a few triggers like profanity, masturbation, stalking, transgender, Dom and Sub relationship. Okay, let's get started. 



Luke (Unexpected, #4) Review 


The Unexpected series had Luke as its fourth book. Cora Rose wrote Luke and a doctor called Elliot as the two protagonists of this MM Romance. Both men met under the most unexpected circumstance. On Luke’s way to get coffee with a busted face, he met Elliot. The transgender helped the muscular guy because doctors never passed the chance to help a sick person in need. It thrilled Luke and he pushed to get to know Elliot. The doctor was not so forthcoming, but of course it never stopped Luke. He forced himself in the doctor’s life. A wrecking ball of a man-child. And Elliot began to like the little things his so-called best friend did.
 
I liked Luke ever since he was introduced in Whit. I had such high expectations for his book that when I got the impression, he wouldn’t be the sem, I freaked out. Yeah, I was so invested in the series that I DNR this one. The thought of Luke playing a role I could not imagine just turned me off. I didn’t want to find out if he was the uke or not. Because yes, I am that type of person that would DNR a book to save myself the process of disliking the entire series.
 
I get it. Elliot was an alpha male. But I have seen where ukes were doms. It is a thing. So, that was what I pictured. I have no idea if Luke is the uke or not and I wish not find out. I might complete the book once I have grown unattached to the series. But not while I’m invested. I figured the plot would be just as great as the other books in the series. It started off well.

I would still recommend Luke to readers who like what they like. Don’t distance yourself from people or try to hide who you are because of the taste you have. Naw. If this person doesn’t like you for what makes you unique, then find someone else who will. You never can tell. There are people out there with the same interest as you.  Like a little. Find them. Some may find you. Don't close yourself off too quickly, you might miss your big moment. 

Lex is book number five, and I am not sure I'll be reading it. If I do, you guys will be the first to know about it. 

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