Review: One of the most enjoyable books I've ever read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 12, 2013
Dill is a writer, although his books just haven't been selling.  He is 30 years old and has never been in love. He has a collection of uniforms from every fast food restaurant and works these jobs to make ends meet.  He lives a few blocks from his parents, and eats there when he gets tired of starving.  His mother insists he isn't gay - how could he be when he dated Effie Winters in the third grade?Dill's life starts to improve when he dons his superhero gear and rescues a small dog who he takes home to care for.  Imagine his surprise when the dog's owner, Hector, comes to get Chester/Noodles and discovers that Dill is the same handsome man he was attracted to in the bar the a few nights before?This book really does have it all.  First, the writing -- sharp, crisp, and witty.  Romance?  The love between Dill and Hector is beautiful, clean, real, and forever.  You just know it.  Love scenes?  Off. Of. The. Charts.  Seriously, this book raises the bar and delivers some of the sexiest love scenes I've ever read (and I've read a lot).Then add the secondary characters.  Gramps - who at the age of 150 has discovered he just might be gay.  Dad, who although had a small role was one of my favorite characters.  He was supportive and just perfect.  Mom, the pie baking, spatula wielding defender of her son and his lover (she just had to come around, you know?) Then add Hector's family and the Baking Team and what do you have?  Sheer madness and one hell of a great story.Read this book, you will fall in love with all of these characters just like I did.