Review: Gillibran is addictive
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2012
This is so very addictive. Gillibran is always the same undisciplined, despondent, impulsive man who can't help putting himself in the most distressing situations. He is his best enemy. This time there is an undercurrent sadness and depression - even if it's too strong a word - and I really felt for him. I am amazed that Shane can keep this stern facade when every little good and bad thing Gilli does is to have his attention, to blip on his radar, to feel he is loved, not just endured. I found very interesting the problem between Shane and Dick, because the first book seemed to depict an almost perfect couple. I also felt that the civil union was a bit of a slap in the face to our houseboy and the fact that he just mentioned it happened, but didn't speak of it, is probably very significant. I want to say to Gill: "behave! grow up!" and also "hold on!" but also "go find yourself someone who will appreciate you more."Just bought the third book, I'm going to read it tonight!