Review: Beautiful, spell bounding story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 30, 2014
Sean is from a family whose father is very closed minded and kicks his son out of the house when he was sixteen because he confronted his bigot father and told him he was in love with his childhood friend Rusty. On the other hand Rusty’s family is very supportive and not negative like Sean’s, so they welcome him in their lives with open arms. But over the years, even though Sean have the love and support of Rusty’s family, Sean still struggles with his self esteem and still feel like having the love of this own family. Throughout this story you will see Sean grows emotional, you will see him go from boy to man, from being scared of showing the world that he is gay to him feeling free to express himself and his love for Rusty. Then we have Rusty, he is strong and he never understood why Sean just couldn’t let his biological family go, but he had to come to grips with the fact that Sean needs to grow on his own without being forced. It was a very beautiful well written story, and very expressive. Overall I gave this book four stars review, job well done by Chris Cox.