Review: 5 stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2012
K.Z. Snow's A Hole in God's Pocket is a lush, lyrical tale of a twenty-five year-old former monk, Greg Aubuchon, who meets a former Amish man, Faron Weaver and find out they have a lot more in common besides religion. As these two men forge a friendship, they also discover a deep and abiding love for each other that threatens everything they've ever believed.What I love most about this book was the tone and structure of the words. They were utterly beautiful and fit in perfectly with the setting and the plot of the story. Now, this book isn't The Thorn Birds, as Faron is sort of a little promiscuous and is not fighting the fact he's gay, but Greg like Father Ralph is lost and alone until he finds his soul mate (Faron). So, as a love story, this book shines, but readers who like graphic sex scenes should look elsewhere, as that wouldn't have fit within the confines of Greg and Faron's relationship. And while there might not be up-against-the-wall sex, A Hole in God's Pocket is deeply sensual and erotic in its own unique way.Overall, everything about A Hole in God's Pocket was of the highest caliber: the writing, the plot and the characterizations. I cannot recommend it highly enough.Dark Divas Reviews