Review: I Adore Ty and Dom
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
I would like to start off by saying that I have not read the first two books in this series. Bear, Otter, and The Kid kept popping up in my recommendations so I got the sample and although it was good I didn't feel compelled to buy the book. Then maybe a week ago I saw that there was another sequel and it had a ton of really awesome reviews, I was intrigued. I still didn't buy the book. Then it popped up in my recommendations, I got the sample. It was amazing. I had to buy the book.When purchasing a sequel you fear that you will be totally lost if you haven't read the first books, at least I worry. I was not lost. I may have missed out on some inside jokes from other books, but if I did I'm not aware of it and it didn't diminish my love of the story at all. This book is so good.Ty is such a great character. Dom is such a great character. Not going to lie I was nervous about the age difference. I am NOT down with people taking advantage of underage kids even in print and Dom is six years older. I should not have feared however because everything stays on the up and up. This book is pretty painful. Ty has a very distinct voice, you feel what he's going through and it is a lot. When you're in love with your best friend life isn't all rosy. I love that Ty talks in the same rambling way that I do. I love the close relationship he has with his brother, I don't feel like many authors write good siblings, but this one does. I love all the side characters. I demand a book where we get to see Helena and The Homo Jock King fall in love. The ending is epicness.Basically, I loved this book. A lot. So much that I am going to to buy the others. I have been converted. Obviously, people that have followed the series are going to enjoy the book, but I want people to know that it's actually a good starting off point as well.