Review: The Letter Z
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2010
Angelo and Zach are great friends with Matt and Jared, or at least they were until Angelo and Zach make a controversial choice at Matt and Jared's New Year's party.  Now things are awkward between Angelo and Jared, and the two couples' friendship may be in jeopardy.  A trip to Las Vegas seems like just what they need.  Then Zach's ex shows up, and Angelo wonders if he's about to lose his boyfriend and his best friends.I'm kind of torn between two opinions about The Letter Z. I love Angelo and Zach, and I love Matt and Jared.  Having this book told from the points of view of Angelo and Matt was interesting, and allowed me to see into both couples' continuing relationships.  My problem was Angelo's behavior (which I won't spoil here).  On one hand, I could see why he did what he did.  Zach fully understood what was going on, and was cool with it, and every relationship is different.  On the other hand, I am not the type of person that would be cool in that situation, so I felt betrayed.  I felt better about Angelo and Zach's choices as the book went on, and their love and devotion showed through.  The conflict with Zach's ex definitely held my interest, because of what I know about Angelo from A to Z.  Matt's insight into the trip was especially nice, because he had enough distance from everything that was going on to be able to stay calm.  Plus, I got to see more of him and Jared.  Anyone who's been following the series will want to read The Letter Z. While there is a hot-button issue that may bother some readers, if you can get past it and see to the heart of Angelo and Zach's relationship, The Letter Z is an emotional and hot read.CassieReviewed for Joyfully Reviewed