Review: The Cut
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 13, 2013
This story was completely different than what I was expecting. Did I enjoy it? There are two answers to that question. (1) Yes, the story is compelling and absolutely worth reading (2) this is not your typical M/M story and certainly not a light subject matter. And although I stumbled onto it through an M/M link, I don't think the M/M nature of the story is what is relevant to this story, the main characters just happen to both be men.Tucker is a broken soul with secrets and demons that make it difficult for him to trust and open himself up, but despite that he is a man you cannot but embrace, route for, cry for and shower with love. Jessie, is someone I disliked for more than a third-half of the book, which really isn't fair to him, since he too, is dealing with his own issues. But once Jess realizes who he is and what he wants, I quickly forgot that I wasn't his biggest fan. And Alison, well she is just amazing!This is the kind of story will stay with me long after I finished it. This is about how love, support, patience, understanding, staying power, friendship, empathy and compassion can help heal.