Review: Very well done
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 12, 2013
I admit that as much as I was looking forward to this book the premise of 38 year old guy figuring out (after three broken marriages mind you!) that he is gay kind of stretched my believability barrier a lot.However after reading the book I am happy to say that at least within realm of the story I completely bought it. It helped that Vinnie did not magically become gay overnight, that he did had at least some repressed feelings and of course it helped that he did not magically become gay for one particular person.  I was really happy that he starts "not dating" with Trey after he is starting to figure out things NOT before.I liked that this story has a slowly burning love instead of Insta!Love, it was very enjoyable to read, and both Vinnie and Trey were such appealing characters. I have to admit though that I thought switches from third limited POV to first POV were a little jarring even in the hands of these writers. I hoped they would handle it more smoothly, but I wish story would stick to either third person or first person. Usually it annoys me a lot, it is  a testament to their talent that here I was only a little irritated.I really loved Vinnie's family, how can you not love them?Despite serious problem Trey had to deal with, I would still think of it as sweet comforting read, which is likely to be a reread for me.