Review: Take the good with the bad.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 26, 2012
When looking into buying any book, I always read a couple of the highest raters, then I go and look for the reviews that give the book a low rating, and here's why.The thing that makes this a good book for some, might make it a bad book for others.  The first 5 star rating I agreed with wholeheartedly.  The book is engaging and I wanted to read more.  The 2 star rating said it was awful how the main character came out and when sowing his oats and they found that distasteful.  Truthfully some who are finally able to wear their colors proudly do just that, so there is truth in those pages.The last book showed the love interest as a man who was loving, caring and funny, but also a player.  I think it went a long way to showing that even though Daniel and Cam were vastly different, they were also the same.  Cam was attracted to Daniel, but didn't do anything to win him over and, in fact, had not even stopped his playing even when Daniel was there and available.  It isn't always easy to let someone in.You should read the whole series (I have), but this one touched me the most.  What Daniel had to go through to finally find his love and the journey they both needed to take was worth every minute of wanting to shake some sense into them both or cuddle next to the fire with them.When a book makes you feel like that, you know it's good.