I did like Prove It. I appreciated your warning about the very mature approach Warren and Silas had toward their relationship, otherwise I would have rolled my eyes as I read. They seemed 10+ years older to me.

My post tomorrow, assuming I can organize my thoughts, is more about crossing genres and m/m expansion. Prove It felt very much like coming of age/older YA to me, rather than m/m romance, and the one explicit sex scene felt odd. It didn't bother me that it was with Warren and not-his-hero; it just seemed out of place, given how the rest of the book went. I'm not sure what purpose it served, other than to bump up the hotness quotient and maybe fit into someone's idea of what m/m must include? I don't know, must think about it more.