Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 There are a handful of British authors that are auto buys for me and JL Merrow is one of them; I always know I'm going to get some humor, some shenanigans, and some hot, sexy M/M action and I got all of that and more in Caught. Two men with very different backgrounds yet their differences is what makes them work, what makes their relationship special and in the end what they find they appreciate most about one another. While this book contained the lovely wit I'm use to it also had a very serious side to it and I appreciated the complexity of the story. 
 First off, I could so relate to Robert Emeny aka Mr. Enemy as his young students call him. I really adore male teachers especially when they work with young children and Robert's adventures in the classroom really are quite hilarious and spot on. Robert had a very proper upbringing and he likes his bowties, his pressed slacks, and proper shoes. He's a little bit fussy but that's what makes him who he is and I really kind of love that he didn't change that for anyone. 
 Best uncle in the world and pseudo-Dad to the twin terrors in Robert's classroom, Sean Grant makes men and women alike swoon (and yes, he does swing both ways). A pest control technician with a blue collar upbringing, Sean loves his family, his motorcycle, and his job and he makes no apology for any of that just as it should be. 
 These two don't get off on the right foot from the start and have somewhat of a miscommunication but it is so obvious they are attracted to one another. In fact at one point I was screaming at them "just do it already." Robert has a past, one that he doesn't share with anyone because he's concerned what people will think and how it could affect his job. He's also a little leery of getting involved with a bi-sexual man wondering if he won't be enough for him but he just can't stay away. Sean takes on a lot of responsibility due to his sister's illness and he too has a past that has left him a little scarred so the fact that Robert holds so much back from him tends to get in the way. 
 I would be remiss if I didn't mention the secondary characters that added a lot of insight and color to this story. Robert's co-worker and friend, Rose and his neighbor, Hanne were often there to help Robert see things from a different angle. The children in his class including Sean's nephews added so much comic relief on more than one occasion. While sometimes secondary characters can over take a story, these all made an already good story even better. 
 The road to their happily ever after was quite bumpy but in reality that's what life is like and I like that they really had to work hard to understand each other and accept their pasts so they could move forward. Author JL Merrow adds another fine addition to an already strong body of work, don't miss it.