Review: What A Wonderful Ride
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
"Queers" is a huge book, a  likable, rich and exciting book. A combination of rock and roll fantasy, cautionary tale about domestic abuse, business primer and handbook on dealing with grief, it may be the ultimate M/M romance.It's all centered around a gay piano bar called Queers and Duff, the young singer/pianist who uses it as a launchpad for a huge international music career, his friends Jackson, a nurse who acts like a slut because of his unrequited love for Garrett, a bit of a queen, a professional photographer, and a man on a quest for his "White Knight".It's a book with lots of excitement, pathos and huge development of the characters, all of whose lives change dramatically by the end of the book."Queers" is also a well-written and well-edited book that, despite its length, never lets you down off the roller-coaster from the first page to the last. The dialog is both superb and credible - each character his his or her own distinctive voice.This is the first book I've read by A. J. Rose, and she doesn't have a lot of others available for the Kindle, aside from a couple of BDSM books and a ghost tale. Hopefully, this will be the start of a new direction for Ms. Rose.If it is, I'll be the first in line to buy her next releases!