Roughhousing

by Laura Baumbach

Book Overview

James and Bram are back in this sequel to the bestselling A Bit of Rough They've been dating a while now, but James is still unsure about his feelings for Bram. He's rushed into things before, and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1608204324
• ISBN13: 9781608204328
• Release Date: February 2016
• Publisher: MLR Press
• Length: 216 Pages
• Weight: 0.73 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Roughhousing

A continuation of A Bit of Rough. The love between these two guys keep getting stronger. The sex hotter. It help them sort through the pain thats keeping them from being complete and complete them. I recommend this series, because I like the love and support coupled with the M/M sex and the true friendship between the non gay friends.

CATHYS REVIEW

GREAT BOOK. MALE AND MALE LOVE AND LEARNING TO LOVE AND TRUST. HAD SUSPENSE. A GREAT LOVE STORY AND IT ENDING GOOD.

Roughhousing by Laura Baumbach

Laura hit it again: here we have a well built novel. The story is the sequel of A Bit of Rough and we find our characters, Bram and Jamie, only some day after the end of the first novel. Even if they have met together only some weeks ago, Bram wants a strong commitment than Jamie is unsecure: how is it possible that he succeded to find the true love! He is unworthy of a man so perfect like Bram and so he tries to run away. But Bram understands very well his Jamie, and there is no way he allows him to leave. He obliges Jamie to "accept" their love: Jamie wants a rough hand in bed, but not in his life, but maybe, sometimes, it is necessary that Bram uses his strenght also outside the bedroom. Really, if you are an independent woman, you can find Bram's behaviour a little overwhelmed... but he is so tender, and caring and he talks! A man who want to talk of his feelings! Unbelievable! Roughhousing is the perfect sequel to another perfect book.

Sequel to A Bit of Rough

If you've been wondering how the lovers from A Bit of Rough have been getting on, this continuation is hot enough to make you glad you followed their story.

James and Bram from Laura Baumbach's A BIT OF ROUGH have returned in ROUGHHOUSING

If you've read Laura Baumbach's A BIT OF ROUGH then I'm sure you've wondered what happened with Bram and James after the end that book. Did they get their happily ever after? Well, they're back with the rest of their story and are sure to become an inspiration to us all. Bram and James have been dating for a while, but James is still uncomfortable with showing affection in public and scared that if he does allow himself to become too comfortable with Bram then he'll ruin everything between them. James wants to take things slow. That's not easy though when Bram uses all his forceful charm and sexy appeal to convince James that fast is exactly right for them. Bram has no doubt about his feelings for James. If he had his way they'd be living together already. He grudgingly accepts James's need to keep their relationship at a slower pace, but that doesn't mean he's not going to do everything in his power to convince him otherwise. James may want to keep his relationship with Bram at a slower pace but the rest of his life is going at warp speed. The plans he's drawn up for the Becker restoration project have come to his boss's attention. He wasn't even on the project but that will soon change. Staying at his apartment has become dangerous due to his neighbors harassment. He has to find a new place to live. He's comfortable and at peace when he's at Bram's house, but isn't about to risk losing Bram by accepting his invitation to stay there permanently. Bram isn't quite sure how to handle his lover's determined and independent spirit but he's positive that he'll be there whenever James needs him - whether he likes it or not. A BIT OF ROUGH was such an intensely captivating story that I was thrilled when I learned that Laura Baumbach was writing a sequel for it. ROUGHHOUSING allows readers to delve into the characters psyches and understand them much better. Bram is physically a large man so we expect him to be strong, what surprised me is that James turns out to be quite the scrapper. There's no shortage of emotional scenes anywhere in this storyline that will leave you teary eyed, smiling or practically bouncing in anticipation. Ms. Baumbach touches on issues that were brought up in the first book and adds some new ones as well as some new characters that are sure to delight readers. One of them, Macy, intrigued me and I was stunned at how wrong I was about her. She's a prime example of why you should never jump to snap judgements. While I believe readers can enjoy ROUGHHOUSING as a stand alone, they'd receive a far better understanding and feel for the characters and their concerns by first reading A BIT OF ROUGH. They're both wonderful stories full of heart, emotional appeal, and lots of hot sex that will make any couple envious. Chrissy Dionne (courtesy of Romance Junkies)