I'm still smiling.A Bar Tender Tale is a great love story, fun to read with adorable MCs.Nathan in all his nerdy glory,sweet attitude and what a pushy bottom that boy is! LOLAuryn is the older guy, everything that Nathan needs - perfect boyfriend material.What I loved about these two is that they can be awkward together. They both feel like they don't fit in their friends circle or that they are always the weird ones, but together they totally make sense.First time reading Melanie Tushmore and if all her MS have Nathan sense of humour it wont be the last time. I gave this one five stars because I absolutely loved the characters. The author does a wonderful job of making them feel real and fun and likable. They jump off the page, as does the scenery and the bars/pubs.Nathan is just adorable and not at all what I expected from the cover & blurb. He has a sweet side to him, and it was cute to watch how nervous and unsure he is around Auryn, and how much he really likes Auryn.Auryn is older, a little more quieter and holds back. Or rather he tries to hold back–Nathan is eager and hard to resist. :)My only complaint...was that it was too short! :( I would love to see more of these two as they really get to know each other more and how they navigate a relationship. Yes they have a lot in common with their love of Zombie & B-movies. But they lead very different lives: Nathan is young and just discovering that he wants more from a relationship than just sex, and he works late nights in bars. Auryn is older, established, a lawyer. I'm a big sappy sucker for "opposites attract" who make it work so I would love to see them do this. (hint hint, if the author would like to write more about them. :) Not to mention all of the colorful and fun gay characters working with Nathan at the gay bar -- they could all have their own story easily. :)
What do You think about A Bar Tender Tale (2012)?
Literally one of the worst books I have ever read...
—didithilmy
