Review: A great read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 23, 2013
I received a copy of this book for an honest review!When I started this book, I thought that it was going to be about Shane and David.  Turns out there are more to this story than just that.  Enter Matthew who is David's best friend and apparently the love interest of Shane.Overall I thought that this book was really good.  There were parts that left you wanting for more, but then there were parts that completely made the story worth it.  There were parts that were confusing to me personally.  For instance with David, I had hopes that there would be more about him overall.  After Shane and Matthew meet, David goes to the back burner.  Don't get me wrong, he was still in the story but I was left wanting to know more about his life.The characters themselves though I thought were written very well.  You could tell that Matthew has his ghosts in his past and they kept rearing their way up to his present.  When it comes to dealing with Shane though, who is everything that he isn't, he shows that he can change and adapt to those around him.Shane was freaking hilarious on so many levels, I couldn't stop laughing at him a few times with what would come out of his mouth.  You could tell that he has a large heart and cares about those around him, even if he is a little bit insecure at times.  Also immature.  But overall I really enjoyed him during this book.The thing that bugged me the most about this book, was all the drama in it.  (Yes there can be too much.)  It seemed like with each new chapter there was something else that was going on.  Another problem that was being caused.  I just wished that there was a time where you could just spend it with the characters and not have to be worried about what was going to happen next.Overall with this being Susan's first attempt at right a  M/M book, I think that she did very well with it.  And I look forward to reading more from her in the future!Review provided by Crystal's Many Reviews