Review: You had me at Male Pregnancy
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
As soon as i read the blurb and found out it was book about male pregnancies , i was sold. Love that in a book.I loved the characters. Loved the story. Love everything.Kyle was out partying (as one would do) when he stumbled onto Jonah. They start dancing in the club. Immediately hit it off and things start to get hot and heavy. That's code for they did the deed. The deed of f----ing. Fast forward a couple years and Kyle is running a boutique with his best friend. Now Kyle's flamboyant and proud. Not ashamed of whom he is. He's funny and he's adorable. It was easy to like his character. After that sexcaspade in the club we learn that Kyle got pregnant. The father is --- JONAH.Jonah has no memory of his encounter with Kyle. Why? He was undercover and during the operation he got into a scuffle and hit his noggin pretty hard. So of course his memories of that night kind of faded into nothing-land. I heard it's a confusing land. Anyway. Kyle reports the vandalism of his boutique and who should appear to investigate on scene? Yes. Jonah.Kyle is dumbfounded. Pissed and afraid. However, Jonah doesn't remember Kyle and Kyle doesn't see the need to inform Jonah that he's a daddy. Has been for sometime now. Now before you judge Kyle understand that he was at first operating on hurt feelings. He's a pretty memorable fella and the fact that Jonah doesn't remember him is down right insulting. He moves passed that emotion and goes to straight to fear. He doesn't want to lose his son and there's a chance Jonah (if he were to find out about their son) could take him away.The situation plays on and secrets start to become uncovered. People get hurt. Tempers fly. Fists are drawn and tears are shed. A lot of s--* goes down. It was a pleasure to read it all happen. The relationship between Kyle and Jonah was fantastic and perfect. It was flawed and it was beautiful.I hope Taylor Lewis does another male pregnancy story like this one. It was written so well and one of the books i often find myself re-reading from time to time.