Review: Really enjoyed this book, already preordered the sequel!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2012
I really enjoyed this book and the characters, there is enough information to draw you in, but enough it kept back to equally draw you in.Samuel is a police officer making a new start across the country from where he lost his life partner.  He is out to a few people at work, but had not been planning on really coming out until he'd been in town a while and got to know the people.  Until he meets Rey...Rey is a cook at the 24 hour diner in town, he works hard, keeps to himself and had not planned on anything past meeting needs when necessary, then Samuel walks in.Both characters are dealing with baggage from their past, but the connection between them is very hard to ignore.  They have to face things they have been avoiding, but not without misunderstandings, assumptions, their past pain that holds them back in their day to day lives and allowing themselves to open up to vulnerability and maybe not having to face everything alone.I had the sequel preordered before I was half way through because I enjoyed the characters so much.  No one was perfect, as the song says, everybody's got a story and the supporting characters are as well written as the lead characters.Not to mention, any book that can make me cry because I care about what's happening is a good book to me!