Review: difficult subjects, but well written
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2014
Nic earned his Dear John letter on his second tour. shortly after, him and his unit are caught in an attack and he finally realises that it wasnt his ex who he really wanted, it was the Doc. when a grenade is launched, Nick launches himself over Doc, and he himself is also injured.they spend time together, in hopsital, but when Nick leaves, he has no contact with Doc, and moves on, joining a dating site. When his christmas leave to home involves a layover in Chicago, he sets up a date, so he can forget Doc BUT fate has other ideas.i liked this, i did. i would like to have had more from Doc and Nick after the incident, during their time together in hospital. its only a short book, 60+ pages, and some fleshing out would make it better, i think. i also think that it would have been nice to hear from Doc, since its written from Nick's point of view. while its obvious to anyone who read the blur who his date is, once her name is revealed, its still nice that its not made PATENTLY obvious, if that makes any sense. the scenes with Nick and Doc, are hot and steamy, but nicely written, not too explicit.some difficult subjects dealt with in this book, and it may not appeal to all, but i enjoyed it.4 stars