Review: Very sweet and sentimental story of overcoming grief and finding love again
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 20, 2013
Quinn O'Malley has spent the last two years frozen in grief after the death of his partner of ten years.  He is static and he can't move forward. He knows he has to but can't bring himself to do it.  His best friend sets him up with Brady.  Brady is fun, and full of the life and love needed to "thaw" Quinn.A lot of the book is spent with Quinn dealing with his grief.  He feels guilty as he slowly falls for Brady.  He has a lot of doubts and setbacks and I think a lot of times they test the patience of the reader.  But grief is grief.  Even though all of his friends keep telling Quinn is time to move on, he is the only one who can set up the pace to do that and that pace is slow.  But Brady is patient and also sweet and provides Quinn with the motive, time and space to do this.I enjoyed all the sweet PDA Quinn and Erick engaged in this book.  I wish for the day when gay couples engage in this level of PDA without fear of repercussions.