Review: Lena @ Queer Magazine Online
When someone mentions the word 'librarian' - what image comes to mind? Do you visualize a middle aged lady with plain clothes and her hair up in a bun, or is it a small, old-fashioned gentleman with thick glasses? I'd venture to guess that's the way most people think of librarians.
In 'Rescuing the Librarian,' Serena Yates challenges this stereotypical view. Her librarian, Anton Collins, is young, attractive and passionate, in every way. Unfortunately, he is stuck in a boring job, far below his abilities. The one bright spot about this position is that he has access to the historical documents he loves.
When Anton meets Scott Black, they feel an immediate and undeniable connection. The mutual attraction baffles them since neither man has experienced such intense feelings for someone. Through mutual admiration and respect, and a lot of great sex, they give each other the courage to change their lives for the better.
In this inspirational story, Serena Yates shows us what can be accomplished through unconditional love. She strongly portrays a message of being true to oneself and daring to reach for the stars.
'Rescuing the Librarian' has everything a good love story needs-lots of erotic sexual intimacy, mutual respect, inspiration and, of course, a happy ending. If these ingredients appeal to you as they do to me, you will enjoy this book.
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