I didn’t like it then and I don’t like it now.

It’s eerily similar to Kristen Ashley’s Mystery Man premise.

My first point of contention is the secret sex. That being said, Running Wild failed on multiple levels for me. An interesting premise hints at a troubled young man whose lover will do anything for him and ends up having to prove that. There aren’t many of them out there and I really enjoyed her Men of Honor series. Jakes was writing a M/M romance centering around a motorcycle club. Ryker will have to convince Sean that its not the rush that keeps them together, but the love that has built despite it. Sean has lots of secrets though, some that can destroy Havoc and everything Ryker has built if they all aren’t careful. When things start to go south for Sean, Rykers protective instincts kick in and he drags Sean to the Havoc compound for safety. Ryker, a lieutenant for the Havoc motorcycle club, has been watching Sean for a long time but only recently gave himself permission to act on his attraction. As they spend more time together, Sean begins to realize that he wants more than just some stolen moments in the dead of the night. He knows nothing about the man except he is big, quiet, and amazingly talented in bed. Rush, ex military, ex convict, and current car thief, has been having an affair for the last eight months with an unknown man who sneaks into his home late at night and fulfills all his sexual fantasies. This is Dodd's third book her previous book was The Empty Nest: how to survive and stay close to your adult child. About the Author:Ĭelia Dodd is an author and journalist with over 30 years' experience of contributing features on family, relationships, health and education to national newspapers and magazines, including The Times, the Independent, the Daily Mail and Radio Times. And that, experts agree, is the key to a good retirement.

By cutting a clear path through the maze of choices on offer for people retiring today - which may or may not involve giving up work completely - Not Fade Away inspires you to make up your own mind and take control of your future. It brings together expert advice and insights from people retiring now, who speak from the heart about the lessons they've learned and the new sources of fulfilment they've discovered. Not Fade Away guides the reader through these challenges: dealing with the loss of status and routine, reinventing relationships, managing money, and above all, finding new meaning and purpose. It's not surprising that many people struggle with the adjustment to a different pace of life.

But it is also one of the biggest transitions we face, and brings huge psychological and emotional challenges. It offers new possibilities for personal growth through learning, retraining, travelling and friendship. Retirement is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be yourself and do what you want to do.

Not Fade Away by S.E. Jakes