Review: Torn between two titles: "The Color of Love" or "Something More"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
Despite at least one million (okay several thousand) other books to read, I didn't hesitate to read RAINBOW BLUES immediately. And I am very happy that I did so!! This book was fantastic! Just when you get jaded because you've read so many of the same m/m stories ad nauseam something unexpected jumps out at you. Despite having a billion things to do I started and finished this book. I do like the author KC Burn but whoa! Nice job KC. If you enjoy blue collar heroes, regular men without bodies like Greek gods, almost silver foxes/mature men, and adult children who know what's best for their parents. If you realize the importance of having friends, know how crippling uncertainty and self doubt can be, have experienced loneliness that has led to despondency, imagine having a soul mate someone who is the Frank's Red Hot to your Buffalo chicken wings.....the peanut butter to your chocolate...the Coke to your Cola then read this book.When something seems too easy are you always waiting for the other shoe to drop? What have you always wished for? Are you happy when you receive it or wonder how long it will be before you lose it? Do you sabotage something before someone else does? When something is too good to be true...how do you respond?This book is so sweet and tender some people won't like it. They'll think it's too maudlin/sentimental - too sappy. But if you like HEA, most of your sex off screen, men not afraid (okay a little afraid) to show how much they love each other, interfering family, the debate about theater acting vs Hollywood movie acting, and easing your way out of the closet this book is definitely for you.