Review: Anyta Sunday Junkie
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 10, 2012
Yes, it's true. I admit it. I started with "Stuffed", went straight to "William", and then to this book. I know "Shane and Trey" is supposed to be the first in the series, but I'm reading now and it doesn't seem so.This is a very, very heavy story. It's about grief, lost love, loneliness, and not accepting who you are. If you aren't up for an emotional read, then don't read this until you are. Because the author will rip out your heart, torment it, make it feel better, and then put it back. There are very few writers who can capture emotion so well and convey it to the audience. Ms. Sunday is one of those writers. I loved the characters, all of them, and the MCs we so likeable...it was just an amazing read.I have to say, there is a love scene in this book that may be the most erotic thing I have ever read (and I am saying this from the perspective of a straight guy). It wasn't one of those throwaway sex scenes that litter modern fiction and could possibly be the same one recycled each time - or five. No, this was totally about love, and one character doing everything he possibly could to let the other character know that it was OK for him to be himself, to make sure he never felt uncomfortable, and to take real pleasure in the person's pleasure. I usually skip these parts of books because I figured I've read it all, maybe twice. Glad I didn't here.And I was even able to dazzle my co-worker from New Zealand with words she thought she had left at home. Eh?