I received an arc from the publisher via netgalley in exchange for an honest review 
 Okay, uh let's start with the positives 
 What I liked 
 *I really loved how sex workers are humanised and sex work itself isn't treated as a dirty thing. (view spoiler)[This one in particular doesn't end with either of the characters leaving sex work like the previous book (hide spoiler)] 
 *I did kind of like the romance. Not love but it wasn't bad 
 *There was a Hijabi side character and I'm happy the author included diversity beyond cis gay white boys. 
 *I did like Pete and Evan. They were likeable characters 
 *Evan was open about being a porn star, another thing I liked. 
 What I didn't really like 
 *It was kind of boring. It really wasn't that interesting of a story despite it having a really interesting premise 
 *Evan looked like the Pete's ex boyfriend. I just wasn't a fan of that. 
 *It was really predictable. I guessed multiple things long before they happened. 
 *There were multiple call backs to Pete's ex boyfriend making it seem like he'd show up but he never does 
 *There's also reference to the Pete's dad but he's mentioned once and then just brushed to the side. 
 *There was this one really irritating line that just got on my nerves. A woman said to Pete's "[gay] porn is for women" as she was in the room when a scene was being filmed. That just really irked me and is a little reminiscent to straight girls fetishising m/m relationships 
 *It was really insta lovey. They literally said 'I love you' after not even a month. And Evan claimed he's loved Pete since he first saw him 
 *Despite being a student full time Pete is like, never at school? That was weird 
 It was overall a very 'meh' book.