The second enstallment in the Jock Dorm series.

Drew is the little brother of Gregg and he is a wrestler, like his brother, and like his brother is gay. For this reason, when he is 18 years old he decides to leave home and their unlovely parents and join Gregg at University.

He is setting in room with Vince, another wrestler, and soon the two of them become lovers. Like for Gregg and Dar, they don't find problems among the College people, and very little problems with Vince's family, a very traditional italian family.

And here maybe there is the strong aspect of the book: one of the Vince's brothers are David, a catholic priest. Even if David is very supporting of Drew and Vince, the opinion on the Christian Church we can evince from the book is pretty hard. For this reason I find this book more strong than the other, Gregg and Dar. Here we can, maybe, read the real experience of the author (his or of his friend, I don't know). Like an Italian who live in the Pope's country, I must admit that much of these hard opinions are sadly true, but, fortunately, something is changing.

The book is pretty strong also in the love aspect: Drew and Vince, like Gregg and Dar, are young college jock, and at the beginning of the book, seems that sex is the most important thing (even if it arrives after a love proposal): they make sex very often and for them sex is a smelling and tasting experience! But the book grows with them after the college years and we can have a look at their adult relationship.

I found this book a lot more committed of what you can expect from a jock dorm tale

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