Cam Boy is the 3rd book in the series and can be read as a stand alone easily. Cam Boy centers around Josh who decides he wants to be a porn star because he likes the idea of the amount of money they make in a short amount of time. He is clueless when it comes to what is involved and does no research before going in for his audition. I'll be honest I wasn't a big fan of Josh in the beginning of this book - he was a bit selfish and definitely immature. His audition is set up with Mike who has been in the adult entertainment business for years and has become a bit jaded. The two have instant chemistry but Josh is nervous and clueless. Mike tries to help him out and get him to relax during their initial audition and when the two kiss the chemistry explodes enough that Josh gets a call back and an opportunity for his first role and he is once again paired up with Mike. To say things don't go well between the two of them is a bit of an understatement and there are lots of mixed signals, hurt feelings and miscommunication but considering they don't really know each other that's to be expected. Josh decides that porn really isn't for him. I thought the way the author continued the plot so that Josh and Mike stay in contact was very well done. I'm not sure I would have believed the two of them intentionally contacting each other for any other reason. I also loved the way their friendship grew. I don't want to say too much more about that without giving too much away.

Thankfully Josh grew up a lot in this book and by the end I really liked him. I also liked Mike and the two had some great chemistry together. It was sweet with just a bit of angst and I enjoyed the secondary characters as well.

I absolutely loved this book. It was a formulaic gay romance but it was still very enjoyable. I thought the two main characters were very likeable and I was rooting for them to fall in love the whole time. Very good book, looking forward to reading more from this author

A well written and engaging read. The plot is a fairly simple one, but I liked that Josh's goals were not immediately met when starting work, and that some research into how the porn industry operates seems to have been done. Mike was a great character and I loved how his bisexuality was portrayed (without drama and stigma). The sex scenes were well written and there was an interesting and realistic reason to keep the leads apart for so long. I would highly recommend this for a light read and will look out for the author in the future.

Cute enough, but no substance and the characters weren't very well developed.

Josh Clemmons is sick of just having enough money to scrape by. His job working in the Globe coffee shop just lets him pay the rent. He dreams of making big bucks by becoming a porn star. Little does he realise its not as easy as it sounds especially as Mike Harwood, the co-star of his audition blows him away. Mike tries to remain professional despite the chemistry that is seriously messing with his mind. Great build up and characterisation.