Review: Love Is Love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 18, 2014
I am becoming a Brigham Vaughn fan. Brigham writes short stories and she does an exceptional job at them. In the frame of 37 pages she continues to give us great character outlines, a story that develops smoothly and she manages to sneak in a couple sex scenes and at the same time not leave the reader rushed.Eric and Kris are the Best of Friends. Kris is the straight one in this delicious two-some. So you are probably having the same thoughts that I did when I first started reading this book, gay guy pining after his straight best friend. Eric is incessantly in love Kris, but is afraid to show his emotions out of fear he would lose Kris’s friendship. Things take a turn for the better in both of the boys life, it started out with a sunburn and aloe.This story is so much more than than 2 guys getting together. While I was reading this I kept thinking “Love is Love” it knows no boundaries, race or gender. I truly believe in my heart that what Eric and Kris found is just that. I don’t think that Kris all of a sudden became Gay.  What actually transpired is that Eric and Kris accepted that they Love each other more than just friends. Their love is only for the other and it is beautiful.That is what I took away from this book. Beyond what Society tries to tell us, what is right and what is wrong 2 people can get together and just Love each other. So get this short story and celebrate “Love is Love”.