Oh . . . my . . . God . . .
The Heaven Sent series by Jet Mykles.
. . . . Gimme a sec.
Okay, for those of you who are not familiar with this series, there are five books in it; Heaven, Purgatory, Hell, Faith, and Genesis. They are M/M erotica novellas and very, very good. Unlike many M/M books, they arent just sex with a little story mixed in. The plots of all five books are well-thought-out. And heavily laced with sex, yes. It is erotica, after all. The sex is very, very hot, too. Leaving all parties (you and the characters) satisfied, if I do say so myself.
It begins with a gay-for-you plot as the first novella. You know how it goes. He never wanted another man until HE came along and then suddenly its wham-bam-thank-you-maam. Er, sir. The other guy is firmly bisexual. As unlikely as the gay-for-you scenario is, I admit that I am guilty of liking it and using it myself. If you question that, I refer you back to my post about the two guys Lachlan and Justyn. Justyn is a gay-for-you.
We move on to Purgatory, which is a Im-not-gay-anymore book. In a nutshell, he was in love with the guy, guy turned him down, claiming to be not gay, guy goes off to stardom while Guy 1 becomes a highschool math teacher and no longer gay. Guy 2 discovers the joys of ass sex and years later wants Guy 1. Blah blah blah. How do you think it ends? Actually, it is one of my favorites. I really liked Purgatory.
Next, we have Hell, which is actually one of the guys names. Cool, huh? This one is also pretty classic, but whats wrong with that? Both are already gay and they do the just sex thing for a while. One of them has the m not as good as the other guys, hell get tired of me soon so dont get attatched thing going on (and he pulled it off quite nicely but I admit that I wanted to smack him).
Faith. Kind of a gay-for-you but not quite. Guy 1 has had a very rockstar-marriage (one of less than a year) and now he find that he wants his divorce lawyer. Hes been considering gay sex for a while but never felt inclined to try it out before. He figures there might be something to the gay thing since all of his friends have found love in the arms of other men. Why not him? Guy 2 also want Guy 1. They have sex. Guy 1 falls in love. Guy 2 has a great big fucking fear of falling in love and being left. Aint that just the way of things?
Genesis is where the relationships are tested and (duh!) found true. One wants kids, one has an only boyfriend come into the mix, one breaks a hand, and one has an air-brained, fla-chested bitch try to steal his man.
Did I mention the Heaven Sent is a band in which one (or more) character in each book is a member of? Yeah, knew I left something out.
Wondering why I didnt mention any names except for Hells? To get you interested of course! Now, youre about to go to Google and search for a summary of these books arent you, you people who have yet to discover the joys of the Heaven Sent boys.
*looks back at that last sentence*
*pauses for a giggle*
Teehee. Rhymed.
Its childish I know. Sue me.
At any rate, just loved the Heaven Sent boys. Usually, I can pick out my favorite book in a series for whatever reason, but with these I dont know if I can. I loved them all. Purgatory was very good, but so was Heaven and Hell . . . . *giggles again* Sorry, got to stop making myself laugh. Anyway, they were all good. All I can say for certain is that Genesis wasnt my abso fave of all of them, becausecorrupted person that I amthere just wasnt enough hot, nekkid manlove in it for me.
Yes, yes, I know. I am most thoroughly corrupted and addicted to M/M sex. We have covered that in an earlier post, and I have come to terms with it. Might as well revel in my wickedness.
Oh, the perils of reading M/M. (You shall not hear me complain.

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