Review: Nice enough reading
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 28, 2014
For me it looks too unfinished, without enough depth or perhaps too far-fetched. You leave your best friend (and lover) without a word and stay away for twenty long years. Then you return, and expect... what? Red carpet and wedding bells?Zach returns to his native town of Edenburg (sic!). A small place full of nauseating, self-righteous people, who obviously love to point a finger at their neighbours. Pretending that being gay is infectious and therefore taking over price for groceries or refusing to keep a deal, is so out-of-date. Mason has kept a low profile for all those years and thus been tolerated in this narrow minded society. Zach's return destroys the delicate balance and creates problems for Mason. Their old friend Owen is one of the few who accepts them as they are. And one wise old lady (with cat issues). But how will Zach and Mason solve their issues? Will they have a HEA? It is up to the reader to decide.I did not quite get why the whole town should gather for reading of the last will (if there was an obvious heir to the deceased's belongings), but it was a nice way to voice her opinion on people in the town.