Slick's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4.5 Stars 
 In my review of Payoff (Market Garden #6) I said, "Rolex really is one of those characters that you can't help but like because basically he's a nice guy." Each book that has featured Rolex as a john I enjoyed not only because of the rent boys he was involved with but because of Rolex aka Blake. I like that he wanted different things from "the boys", I like that he pushed them and himself, and I liked that despite the fact that he did indeed hire them he didn't treat them poorly, in fact he treated them like real human beings. There is something special about this man and we see just how special he truly is in On The Clock. 
 Blake Raleigh is apprehensive about the rent boy Tristan and Jared his former favorites have referred him to, but he's also in need of some company. Once he meets Jason it becomes obvious that he affects him like no one else has, not even the dynamic duo that came before him. One thing is for certain Jason is a master negotiator and Blake not only admires that but respects it and him. 
 Honestly I was shocked at the intensity of the connection between Blake and Jason but it was pretty obvious from their first evening together. Both men acted somewhat out of character with each other but it seemed natural for them to do so, like they fit together. The fact remains Jason is a rent boy and he has a kink...a money kink. He gets off on parting johns from their money and he truly LOVES being a prostitute and Rolex (I really have a hard time calling him Blake) is more than happy to let him take his money and give him everything he wants and needs. Jason does a great job of knowing exactly what buttons to push and rigs up some very interesting and entertaining surprises not only for Rolex but the reader as well. Hot doesn't even begin to describe some of the things that go on within the pages of this book but suffice it to say you will not be disappointed. 
 This book took an interesting turn and I'm really curious to see what happens next between these two, but one thing is for certain there is something bit between Blake and Jason and even an ocean can't keep them apart. 
 As with all the books in this series, On the Clock was a fascinating look in the lives of rent boys, their johns, and what motivates them both, but in addition we saw that sometimes two people can connect on a deeper level despite the reason they came together in the first place. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.