Review: Don't look at the cover, read the book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 12, 2011
This is as hilarious as the first book and I didn't think it could be possible.There is a lot of Boone and Wade in this book, but there's more about Boone and he's non-Wade life. It's about the six-month period before Boone moves to Summit City to live with Wade. Boone has to wrap his mind about the fact that he's truly fallen in love with Wade and he has to reconcile his new love with his old life. Boone and Wade are very much in love, but they are both sort of scared of the intensity of their feelings. Boone is afraid he'll lose Wade, there's a tiny part of him which shows a bit of insecurity, because finding the love of his life looks unbelievable to him. Boone has grown up in a family where his parents are very much in love with each other and his uncle, the one who left him his house, was in a happy, long-term relationship with another man before dying. Sometimes you really feel the bewilderment in Boone, even if he tries to hide it behind his snarky and bratty attitude. Even Wade, who seems so strong and steady, has moments when he is jealous and afraid he'll lose Boone.I especially liked reading about Boone's friendship with Gabe, a prudish cutish nerdish guy who can't help demonstrating how lost he feels for losing his best friend. Boone's parents are crazy adorable and I enjoyed very much seeing how they welcomed Wade in their family. As in the first book, Summit City and its inhabitants are a lively background to Boone and Wade's story.I can't recommend this series enough. It will make you pass a few wonderful hours.