Review: Funny, entertaining and hot
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2011
This is really a funny book but at the same time it packs a punch. Jason is deeply closeted and Chad is the living ad for coming out. When they meet, their attraction is almost instantaneous, but they both know that Jason's hiding is going to cause them problems.Jason is the narrator of the book. He has a great sense of humor, but at the same time you can feel his discomfort at not being able to tell to his co-workers and family that he is gay. He is torn in two, because he knows that the lie he is living is disrespectful of his family and co-workers, because it is like he can't trust them with a part of his life; disrespectful of his lover, because he forces Chad to remain in the shadow; but most of all it's disrespectful of himself, of his aspirations and desires. I think that this last part, the inner torment, is the least of Jason's concerns, but it should come first.Chad is a wonderful man, he is supportive of Jason and he probably tries to lead him out of the closet through his example. I think that Chad took a great risk at showing how cold and barely tolerant his family was to him, but he was able to bring out the best from Jason, the unexpected.It's a very entertaining, funny, hot story and I think no one should miss Jason's de-gaying process, it's hilarious.