Review: Life in Fusion by Ethan Day
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 9, 2010
I feel like just writing I LOVED THIS BOOK, but that wouldn't be a very detailed review, so I'll try and give you a few reasons as to why that is.  Oh, let me count the ways!Life in Fusion picks up right where Sno Ho left off, with Boone newly back in Albuquerque, New Mexico and Wade still in Summit City, Colorado and Boone continuing to agree to move to Summit City at the end of six months.The story fluctuates back and forth between the two cities, depending on who was visiting whom and you get a good description of the individuals that are important in each man's life.  In Albuquerque you meet Dixie and Rocky Daniels, Boone's parents whose frank, over-the-top ways sent me repeatedly into hysterical laughter.  Dixie is an ex-beauty queen who never misses an opportunity to tell anyone who is willing to listen about her glory days and Rocky is a unique, abnormally blunt man, who loves his son enough that he was willing to try out some gay ways to try and understand him.  The banter between Boone and his parents was fantastic!  You're also introduced to Boone's closest friends, which are exactly what I would image friends of Boone's would be like; fun and witty!In Summit City you see many of the same people that were in the first book again and there are, of course, some antics by the Quad and one of Wade's ex-boyfriends is brought in for a few pages, because really what book is complete without some exs trying to throw their nasty ex-wrenches into things?  In Albuquerque Boone's ex makes an appearance, as well.  You remember him, right?  The oh so classy Doctor Phillip that ditched Boone via telephone in the first book?  Yes, well he makes a few unfortunate appearances in this story and as expected, I wanted to slap his silly little doctor face every time he had the audacity to walk onto the pages of my ereader.Then, there is the endearing love that is shown between Wade and Boone, as well as Boone's amusing comments throughout the book, that made for an amazingly fun, heart-warming read.  I don't think I could ever tire of Boone; his penchant for unhealthy food, anything goes mouth, and insatiable libido serve to make him one of  my all time favorite protagonists.