Review: A wonderful and heartfelt story to enjoy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 25, 2012
Sue Brown continues to stun me with her work. With the complex and vulnerable characters to a story line that could be seen in the everyday news around the world, this author delivers a series and a perfect ending to the Morning Report series. Her characters are exquisite, the story line had me laughing, crying then cheering in secession and I got to admit, the moment I picked up Morning Report, I knew I found that one author I will buy no matter what. Her books are poignant, satisfying and exquisitely written.Papa's Boy delivers a complex yet fulfilling story that will leave you breathless. Hate in any form is awful and a sad fact, real in today's world. Ms. Brown captures it perfectly in her Morning Report series and in this wonderful follow up to Complete Faith, we find Noah's second in command, Ray Sloane, finally finding the man he needs...too bad Zeke is one basket case and on the edge of a cliff. He is deeply in the closet, told repeatedly from his bigot parents that he is a sin and had his kids taken away, lost his job and more. This is a man reeling in pain and it is up to Ray to help lead him from the cliff's edge and show him he can have a life again, to love again and to heal in Ray's arms. It will take all of Ray's strength, faith, love and devotion to show Zeke that he is worthy of being loved and that he can get away from the hate he has lived with for years.Sue Browns wonderful Papa's Boy delivers a strong story line that will make you wish you could wrap your arms around Ray and Zeke and tell them it will be alright, that it just takes time and strength plus lots of love-from Momma, to Noah and to Luke, Simon and the Lost Cow hands. Zeke will find he has a future if he is brave enough to take that major step.Pap's Boy is more than guy meets guy and fall in love. it's about dealing with hate, about finally accepting you are who you are and no one can change you and that love is more than pleasure, it can be healing as well. Sue Brown captures all this and more in her latest Morning Report story and I can hardly wait for her next one.