Review: An engaging story...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 6, 2014
I enjoyed this story of the wounded Christian returning to his family to heal, both mentally and physically, but finding his healing comes through the love he finds with Logan.Christian had been wounded under exceptional (maybe unrealistic?) circumstances and is suffering from PTSD. His physical scars and pronounced limp are significant, his mental trauma is severe with nightmares and flashbacks, and through all this he is challenged by his confused sexual feelings. Add to this the torment provided by his brother and it is not an easy time for Christian!There are many themes in this book -- PTSD and returning from war- gay-for-you: Christian comes to terms with the attraction he feels for Logan.- domestic discipline: I really enjoyed the spanking scenes between Logan and Christian but some aspects just seemed to wonderfully coincidental i.e. Logan has a kink and it terms out that Christian has longed to be spanked forever. It seemed more pleasure spanking than discipline but was hot anyway! I also found it really strange that Logan's dad is the one who has instructed him on DD relationships and shared so much of what he gets up to with his wife!- intolerance - Obviously it starts with the attack on Christian but once he gets home it continues with Christian's brother. Christian's brother is a real a******. Luckily the rest of the family are the total opposite.One of the highlights of the story has to be the secondary characters - friends and family who are wonderful. I loved the style of the book and the dialogue and the pace. It was very engaging and an enjoyable story.