Review: an emotional trip
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 11, 2013
Holy hot tamales!  What a trip!I love how this novel is written in the male POV.  It adds a definite twist to the story.  At the same time, there is such a brilliant flow, and the story is so well put together that you can't help but relate to the characters.  Decevito is a very visually descriptive writer who draws you in to each and every aspect of the story with minimal effort on the reader's part.  Her story is explicit and vividly visual without ever becoming crass.  She walks a fine line with this one and creates something that is brilliant.The main characters in this story are amazingly developed.  You get to know them intimately as they get to know each other.  It's quite interesting to see how they see each other and how they see themselves together.  The supporting cast fits quite well in the story, and you get to know them in that capacity.  I would have appreciated a bit more development as to who they were.  It would have given the story's interconnectedness a bit more of a kick in the right direction.Overall, this is a very intimate story that draws you in and won't let you go.  Your emotions get completely wrapped up in the storyline, with some hot and bothered moments to break up the sadness.  It's a brilliant trip for anyone who wants something a little out of the norm.Please note that I received this novel free of charge from the author/publisher/blog tour company in exchange for an honest review.