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Spending time at an old movie theatre
watching Casablanca every day isn’t the best use of time,
but the shock of being laid off still hasn’t sunk in for Sam
Merit.
Meeting theatre employee Marc Phillips,
however, is something good. They have an instant chemistry
and they’re perfectly in sync in the sack. When Sam tries to
take things to the next level Marc pushes him away. Sam is
left wondering what he did wrong, if anything.
Play It Again, Sam offers readers some
sizzling sexual moments followed by emotional detachment and
disillusionment - a mystery that Sam wants to solve. The
overall concept is solid, but comes across occasionally
disjointed, which makes the story stumble at times. The
characters are likeable, the sex is scorching, and the
ending is satisfactory. Play It Again, Sam
has some rough spots, but the silver lining at the end does
make this enjoyable reading. |
