Review: A Hero's Journey
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 11, 2014
Daniel is a man in the midst of some rather large life changes. He's going through a divorce, he recently came out as being gay, he's recovering from a car accident that crushed his arm, he's fighting St. Nacho's hold on him, tooth and nail, he's more than a little attracted to a hunky fireman (who is also a cowboy -- how hot is that!?!) and he's not really used to telling the truth.Cam, on the other hand is pretty grounded. Honesty is very important to him. He wants Daniel, but he doesn't know if Daniel will every really be able to be honest with himself and those around him. And he has a cat that seems to think it's a dog. Poor cat.This book, I think, illustrated the greatest personal journey of any of the St. Nacho's books. Daniel went from narcissistic consumerism to actually caring about others. Though the last couple chapters threw me for a bit of a loop, I think the book ended quite well.I think I could be happy in a place like St. Nacho's.