Review: It's not very deep, just a fun experience with a couple of great characters.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2013
Have to say I really enjoyed this book. In his bio, Ethan Day says he likes to develop characters that he can enjoy in his fantasies. I can relate to that! It's not very deep, just a fun experience with a couple of great characters. Some of the other reviewers tell more of the plot line, so I won't go into that.My only negatives are a few missing words or words out of place which should have been caught during editing, and I felt a little broad-sided with the only real angst in the story: that of the Luke's father. I felt that had that been developed a little earlier in the book I might have understood Luke better.There is not much character development other than Luke getting past his fear of committed relationships. Owen is the rock of the relationship and changes very little.I've often wondered: can relationships be re-kindled from cold ashes? Or does love really never totally grow cold and just needs to be re-fueled? This story tells the latter, which is true to my belief.Four stars. Not on my list for a re-read, but well worth the time for a first read.