Title: You in My Arms
Author: AC Katt
Publisher: MLR Press
Publisher URL: www.mlrbooks.com
ISBN/BIN: MLR-1-02015-0387
Genre: {M/M} Contemporary; Series
Rating: 3.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Ro se
Nymph
Family has always been important to Jason Monroe – he feels
the need to contribute as much as he can to his father, step-mother and baby
sister Kitty. He’s worked hard but he’s earned himself a soccer scholarship
that puts him one step closer to his dreams. However, his dreams come crashing
down when his father and step-mother are killed in a car crash. Jason knows
what has to be done. His future is put on hold so that he can take care of his
little sister Kitty. Money is tight – Jason has to take on 2 jobs just to keep
him and Kitty afloat. He certainly doesn’t have time to find a boyfriend. His
friends mean well, taking him out for his Birthday and trying to set him up
with the cute stud at the end of the bar, but Jason just wants to get back home
to Kitty.
Club owner Zach Montgomery isn’t interested in anything long
term. He’s had his fingers burnt in the past so is just looking to find someone
he can have a good time with for the night. When he spies Jason propping up his
bar, Zach decides he just has to have him. When Jason says no, Zach is less
than impressed, but if Jason won’t go to bed with him, he might as well put
that sexy face to work making him some money behind his bar. It was only a job
offer; he didn’t mean to let him get under his skin, but Zach can see behind
the façade. Jason is putting on a good show, but all is not what it seems – and
it is chaos behind the scenes. Can Zach stop himself from getting involved?
This is a shame because the plot itself is enjoyable, with a satisfying ending. I imagine everyone loving Jason, he is just such a strong, kind hearted man. I loved that he would not let anything cloud his judgement when it came to Kitty. I got caught up in Jason’s life so was dubious of Zach at first, but as we got to know him, I was willing him and Jason to figure out where they truly belonged – in each others’ arms.












