Michał works in a chocolaterie, and surrounded by the finest of chocolates he can honestly say that he loves his work. What if the reality doesn’t live up to his expectations? Magnus is his best friend, but he’s also someone he’s too afraid to meet. They have never met but text each other every day about the small stuff and the big. It’s not an insurmountable distance, but it’s far enough to make a relationship difficult. Magnus who’s also safe to crush on as he lives in Hamburg. One person he does trust is Magnus, the guy he “met” on Grindr a few years back. He’s still looking (from a distance) for love, longs for that connection, but his wariness is strong and he does not trust easily. A bit, okay very, gun-shy after his last hookup a couple of years ago got a bit rough and he ended up in hospital with bruises and a broken wrist. And you might have guessed it, but I loved every second of it! And if I’d had a single brain cell not occupied by this book it would have called me soo many bad names for hesitating to pick up this book. In less than a minute in I was hooked, entranced spellbound. In the end I decided to give the book a cance. But I was hesitant, going back and forth. Then I needed something to listen to, and this book just sat there, looking at me. And if he’s lucky, maybe even love.įull disclosure I wasn’t going to pick this book up. If Michał can step out of his overly safe shell, there might be not only chocolate, but sex, too. Beside his job at the chocolaterie, his main source of excitement is his online friend, Magnus, whom he stubbornly refuses to meet in person.Ī customer turns up at the chocolaterie one day-tall, shy, and charming. Luckily, he works surrounded by the most delicious, extravagant produce in Gothenburg. After a particularly bad hookup, he keeps mostly to himself. His sex life has been nonexistent for some time, though. Sex and chocolate are the two pleasures Michał enjoys most in life. “I could spend days listening to you talk about chocolate.”

Vanilla Clouds by Roe Horvat