Review: Cream – Sean Michael

Storm owns the Beat & Cream bakery, popular with the Hammer Club members for its name, the amazing pastries Storm bakes, and his willingness to make all sorts of naughty creations. Not into the lifestyle himself, Storm loves the punny nature of the name of his establishment and everyone he’s met have been nice.

Zeb, an unattached Top and Hammer Club member hears about the bakery and knows he must check it out for himself, given he has the world’s biggest sweet tooth. He finds the pastries delicious, but he’s even more taken with the owner himself, and sets out to woo Storm.

It’s easy to fall in love with someone who makes you laugh and brings your life joy, but what happens when that happens with someone who isn’t into the same things you are? Zeb and Storm are about to find out if they can find some mutual ground, or if Zeb’s lifestyle will keep them apart.

Series: Hammer
Release Date: December 3rd 2014
Publisher: Torquere Press, Inc.
Source: Manic Readers
Reviewer: Victoria
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4.5 Cocktails

Storm is the owner of Beat of Cream bakery.  Beat & Cream bakery is popular bakery with the members of the Hammer Club because of the specialty treats and naught creations Storm makes.  Storm up to the point of meeting Zeb considered himself vanilla.

Zeb is a top who is unattached and a member of the Hammer Club.  Zeb is fairly new to the area and when he hears about the baker he has to check it out to see if they can satisfy his sweet tooth.  Zeb meets the owner then tries to pursue him.

The connection between Zeb and Storm is intense.  I loved how well the fit together and how Zeb never really seemed to push Storm any more than he wanted to be pushed.  The sex scenes were scorching.  I loved that while some of the elements that are typical of Sean Michael novels are present, but not all. This book was more of a love story.

Cream by Sean Michael is part of the Hammer series.  I found this book well written with a realistic plot. The main characters and the secondary characters were interesting.  The ending of the book was very predictable. This book tells the story of the famous baker that has appeared in many of the other book in the Hammer series.  I had a hard time putting this book down. Overall, this was a very captivating book and I hope to see these characters again in the future.