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Book Blurb

Nothing has changed. Enre still explodes into action without planning anything. He arrives on Kalman’s doorstep with his luggage, ready to move in. Kalman is fine with the idea, but there are things to do first to make it possible. Kalman gently tries to show Enre that thought before action can be good. But will their relationship work? Or will such close proximity kill their love?

 

Book Review

Enre and Kalman, from ‘Hotter Than Hell’, are back and while the calming influence the more logical Kalman has had on the passionately fiery Enre has shown first results, his “turning Enre into a calmer version of himself”-project is proving to be more difficult and take longer than he anticipated. Not that he isn’t enjoying every inch of the road they’re traveling together, it’s just the speed at which they seem to be going, on occasion is a little much for Kalman.

Take the example of them sharing an apartment, now that they are together. Kalman has just about started considering it, deciding to talk to Enre about it when Enre knocks on his door, surrounded by suitcases, cardboard boxes, and some bags. He’s had an opportunity to break his lease without a fee, so he decided to take it and move in with Kalman. The whole situation made me smile and what the two men do, and the obstacles they encounter as they proceed, is a wonderful peek into their lives together.

If you like short, sweet reads about men who couldn’t be more different, yet have the same goals in life, if impulsive men and their issues, or lack thereof, sound like fun, and if you enjoy reads centered round everyday lives and issues, then you might like this short story.

 

 

 

 

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Additional Information

Format	ebook
Length	Short Story, 8280 words
Heat Level
Publication Date	27-August-2014
Price	$2.99 ebook
Buy Link	http://www.evernightpublishing.com/still-hotter-than-hell-by-berengaria-brown/