Review: Really Good
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 8, 2012
OK, I've discovered that M/M books are exactly like M/F books, except that the MCs are gay. I know that doesn't sound like an amazingly profound (or even intelligent)  discovery, but I'm pretty sure a lot of straight guys don't know that (I didn't until I got a Kindle), and that's too bad, because books about PEOPLE in general can be very, very good.Ms. Sunday knows how to play emotions. She gets into the characters' heads and allows you to feel what they're feeling. There is usually some traumatic or tragic background event (as there is here) and people muddling through the best they can.I really enjoyed this book. While the plot is good, the characters are great, and that to me is what makes a book memorable. I especially liked Will (who we are primed to dislike in St-St-Stuffed), Heath, Candace and Rory (because he's got his own book next so we know why he acts like a jerk here, and that he'll be redeemed). And as others have mentioned, don't be sure you know who William is.Incidentally, I've read a few reviews people taking Ms. Sunday to task because her American characters sound British. She's from New Zealand for crying out loud! It's much easier to speak in another dialect of a language than it is to write in it. Eh, since I'm an Anglophile, I figure I'm learning new Brit terminology and that's a good thing.