Review: Denial at its finest melts away when new love comes knocking
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 7, 2014
I discovered the works of BG Thomas late last year with his annual Christmas read, followed shortly by Hound Dog and Bean. I've been working my way backwards through his catalogue and today was my day with "Trust Me".  While it is difficult for me to understand the sheer force of mind and will it would take for someone to run from their true sexual orientation for most of a lifetime and to live a life with a marital partner of the wrong gender for them, I do know, for a fact, that it happens. All the time.  Neil is no different from scores of other individuals who buckle under to family, church and societal pressure to conform to a "norm" that is just not normal for them.Neil is a stand up guy. He married his wife and had a child with her. He was loyal and true. Her death, however, leaves him wide open to having to face up to his true desires when he meets Cole, a handsome man twenty years his junior, who turns his head and heart around to face the right direction. Sometimes the stars align and miracles happen.  That seems to be the case for Neil and Cole. I'd love to see a sequel someday.