Review: 4,75 stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2014
Not quite stand-alone, but this was the only one book in this series I have read and I did not mind much. If read as stand-alone there are some questions that go unanswered, but I could live with that.Christian has some issues, especially anxiety attacks, but his biggest problem is his feelings towards his best friend. Shea and Christian had known each other almost the whole life. It was to Shea Christian had come out to, and he gave Shea support when Shea lost his whole family in a fire. When and how Christian understood that he had warmer feelings towards Shea is not told, but it had obviously been his guilty secret for a while. People do and say much under the influence. So do these two men – Shea expresses his wish to kiss Christian and Christian tells him that he is in love with him. There and then starts change in their relationship, but Christian is filled with doubts. Does Shea really want it or does he do it just to keep the only resemblance of family he has left? Gradually it becomes clear that Shea has been bi-curious for a while and he grows comfortable with their m/m relationship. These two men are into a surprise when Shea gets an unexpected phone call, but even if the reason for that is sad, it is positive for them – in the long run.