Review: Good read.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.God and Day.  Narcotics detectives in Atlanta.  Cash “God” Godfrey has secrets.  He’s taking care of the family that disowned him.  Leonidis “Leo” Day is out and proud.  He doesn’t take crap from his peers about his sexual orientation.  After a nasty encounter with his estranged family and a bout of pneumonia, God realizes he’s in love with his partner, Leo.  Will they be able to live happily ever after?  Will their love affect their work?  Will God be able to tell Leo his secrets?This was a good story.  I liked the storyline and found it easy-to-read, fast-paced.  I loved God and Leo.  My heart broke at the way God’s family treated him.  Leo seemed to be a well-adjusted gay man.  He didn’t really have any hangups or problems in his life other than some banter and arguing with co-workers about sexual orientation.  I did feel that the story started to drag a little at the end.  It felt like it could have ended a lot earlier than it did.  I kept waiting for some big confrontation or misunderstanding, something to happen.  There was a sexual event that did happen, I won’t go into details, but it wasn’t the big shocking event that I was anxious about happening.  I wasn’t expecting anything specific, but I was a little disappointed that nothing more happened.  Be warned this book contains a lot of m/m action, a lot.  Overall, I did enjoy this story and will continue to read books by this author.