Review: A beautiful story about seeing what is right in front of you
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 3, 2013
One thing I loved so much about Josh Lanyon's stories, even if they're short, was the ability to convey so many emotions efficiently. We didn't even get a lot of Glen -- since he was missing most of the story. But as reader, I could feel what Nash was experiencing. Here was a guy who didn't believe in love, but he knew he liked Glen, and now that man was missing. What would Nash do if he finds out something horrible had happened and he hasn't told Glen what he feels for him?In a sense, this was a mystery too, in addition to Nash's journey of seeing "in plain sight". What happened to Glen? Was he kidnapped? Was he killed? Was he committed suicide? Was he decided to drop everything and just left because he was brokenhearted? I was on the edge of my seat too, wanting to find out the reason.It was really good -- I wish there was more pages in the end though because I was being greedy and I wanted to be with Josh's characters a lot longer than just 12k