This is what I call writing your brains out. The story is meticulously crafted and compelling. The plot and the secondary characters are rich and varied. It's Goldilock perfect. Not too long and not too short, with just the right balance of sex, angst and sugar. Michael Lamont has a beautiful soul, it's impossible not to adopt him. He makes a great couple with James, the recluse sci-fi writer. Their sexual tension and sex scenes are scorching hot and, thankfully, very different from Michael's sexual acts as a sex surrogate. I had very good time reading this book. I wonder if "Sex is Seattle" series continues with a fourth book and I hope Tommy, the boy who was disfigured by fire and former patient at Expanded Horizons sex clinic, will have his story one day.