Review: Love thy Brother
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2014
Christian is the youngest of the Beck brothers and the one who's more emotionally conflicted.  He's conflicted because he's gay and he's not so sure that his family will accept him.  But that's not all, Christian is in love with his lifelong friend, Shea.Shea is straight, at least that's what he's told himself.  When Christian confessed that he can no longer be friends with Shea because of his amorous feelings, Shea needs to decide is he loses his friend and walk away or give this relationship a chance and keep his friend.The premise of this story is a little hard to believe.  That's the thought as the story begins.  But then, it develops.  Love, friendship, trust, family, and understanding grip to the plot and you find yourself feeling everything these characters are experiencing.I am not going to lie, this specific genre is not of my preference.  But I read all the Beck Brothers and fell in love with them and had to finish the series.  Christian's story did not disappoint.  It was not only a perfect ending to series, it was a true love story in itself. Especially the epilogue.If you read and loved Henry, Sebastian, and Quinn... Christian will pull the strings to your heart as well.