- Review Copy from Netgalley - 3.5 Stars. 
 Hotline was an interesting book, from the second I read the blurb I was like hmm this is different, let's give it a shot.. 
 And from the beginning I was sucked in, meeting Zach and hearing about his job as a phone sex operator until we got to the point of his convos between him and John - then i just felt awkward if I am honest, a few times I found myself skimming through the scenarios they would describe. 
 Their chemistry once they did hook up was hot and intense and I could totally dig them being a couple, the banter between them outsode the bedroom was also fun to read. 
 However, I kinda feel like the book went from 20 to 100 in no time at all.. one minute they are rutting in the back of the car, the next one dude is saying i love you in the heat of the moment before back tracking and taking it back. 
 Although the angst factor was low, I didn't expect the break down of the relationship to be what it was... I was half expecting John to be a PSO himself... The way Zach overreacted was kinda dumb and just kinda meh if I am honest. 
 I also would of loved to of read some sort of epilogue of meeting the parents, to Zach being in trade school and them navigating their relationship through the 
 perils of studying or even a scene with Zazh and his parents explaining hes going back to school - especially seeing as they kicked up a fuss as the beginninh of the book about his prospect and him leaving school early. 
 Hotline had great promise, I just think it needed to be fleshed out abit more - I understand these are review copies, so it can change from now until publishing, however I kinda found myself annoyed at some errors as simple as John being smaller then Zach, but Zach having to look up to John and John having to lean down.... little things like that made me stop and reread back what i just read and that really can dampen the reading experience for me.