Review: Touched By Talin

Touched By Talin by Tyler Gayne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Jake is left with a failing business when his father dies. While struggling to get the business back on the right track, he doesn’t have time for much of a life. And what life he does have, he’s always kept hidden from his conservative parents. But when he receives a coveted invitation to the Blue Top Hat, he gives in to temptation.

Talin is trying to get over the betrayal of his ex. One night at the Blue Top Hat and he literally falls into a man he wants, Jake. Neither of them can forget the other. So Talin finds himself continuing to return to the Blue Top Hat, hoping Jake returns. But he keeps running into his scummy ex.

Outside of the building relationship between Jake and Talin, the rest of the story deals with the problems at Jake’s company. Talin is now employed there as the white knight, saving the day. But as Jake goes through the paperwork left by his dad, he discovers that someone has been stealing money from the company. From this point, the story takes twists and turns and you keep reading to find out the how and who is behind it all.

One thing didn’t work for me in this story. Jake’s in the closet because of how he was raised. But suddenly his mother is okay with him being gay. Otherwise, this is a great, well-written story that I enjoyed reading.


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