Review: Well written and interesting story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 26, 2014
I liked this book a lot. I liked the contrast between the two heroes, but by the end I felt that they complemented each other well. Malloy is a deceptively smart man whose lonely life results in a lack of self-knowledge until Crispin comes along. Crispin is a charming character, quirky and sometimes immature but surprisingly wise about a lot of things.They find a heart warming happiness together. Malloy's relationship with his foster father Crandall Jenkins and his family is very well done. There was a point in the book when I felt that it would fall into the common trap of having the HEA arrive too early, and I wondered what else there could be to fill the rest of the story, but in fact I felt it got stronger and more moving towards the end. The time I spent with Malloy and Crispin was well worth it.