Review: Enjoyable read. Good writing, endearing character.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2014
3.5 to 3.75 starsThe main characters were easy to like, I adored Jay especially (a few less Oh. My. Gawds wouldn’t have hurt, but he really was gorgeous – bubbly, over the top, delightful and loving). Liam and Jay really were very cute together and they often made me smile. Some of the dialogue got a little cheesy, but I really loved the humour. Liam seemed to fall out of character every now and then, one moment being adamant that there was no way he was gay (and that constant insistence had me thinking that I had got that several exclamations ago, thanks) and the next seemingly perfectly willing to indulge in an imaginary sex scene that kind of came out of the blue and went on for too long. Having said that, though, they’re relatively minor niggles in an otherwise engaging story with two very endearing MCs. All the characters are believable and well-developed. Even the father isn’t portrayed as “the villain”. His views about homosexuality are from the dark ages, but he isn’t an inherently bad person.Loving Jay was light and fun, and even though it got a little over the top at times, it was nonetheless a very enjoyable read. The writing was good and I’ll be looking out for future books by this author.Read the full review at Live Your Life, Buy The Book