Maybe because the scenes seemed a bit too repetitive.

I love a good sex scene but found there was just a little too much for my liking in this book. There is also an awful lot of sex between the two men. These men are very vocal with their feelings and the book is filled with declarations of love and romantic gestures. Tyler 'rescues' Mark when he is tossed out of home by his homophobic mother and brother. This is the first book in the series and introduces a number of characters who are friends of Tyler and Mark but most of the story directly involves the couple themselves. This is a sweet story of Tyler, who runs an antiques shop, and Mark, an artist. I decided to read this book because I wanted to read a book with nice characters and filled with gentle romance, knowing that Andrew Grey would deliver this. As the old saying goes, the best revenge is living well-and in this case-loving well, and with that in mind, Mark and Tyler go in search of happily ever after. But they're daunted when bad memories of the past, struggles in the present, and fear for the future strain Mark and Tyler's budding relationship. Tyler's encouragement and support help kick-start Mark's career, especially when Mark finds that Tyler inspires him in the bedroom as well as the studio. Unsure of where to go, Mark shows up on Tyler's doorstep and finds shelter. Despite the date's success and their mutual attraction, Mark's happiness takes a blow when his mother learns that he is gay and throws him out of the house. Tyler is enchanted by the quiet, reserved artist and works up the courage to ask Mark to dinner. Tyler O'Connor, a successful antiques dealer, meets aspiring artist Mark Burke when Mark's mother decides to sell some of her antiques collection.

An Unexpected Vintage by Andrew Grey