Review: A really great story with extremely well developed characters
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2013
I read a ton of m/m fiction and am very often disappointed-but I keep trying!  Sometimes I consider how many stars a story was rated before I buy it, but many times I've gotten 25 pages into a book and thought-is this the same book that more than one person gave 5 stars and a glowing recommendation? There seems to be an idea that because the story is m/m in nature OR an e product (Kindle form, .pdf) etc.-the story line can be thin, the characters lame, editing non existent.  Sure not everyone can be Josh Lanyon, Elle Parker, Ginn Hale (Wicked Gentlemen-has two of the most awesome characters!) but come on!The characters in Safety Net take careful shape over the course of the story, there is continuity to the characters, their actions match their personality and experiences.  They have flaws, aren't all beautiful and sometimes don't get exactly what they want.  An amazing, refreshing story with characters that actually make sense.  I am very much looking forward to this author's next book.  Thank you Keido Kirin for an entertaining, absorbing and really wonderful read!