Review: Different kind of story, predictable plot.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 21, 2013
The story dealt with a different subject matter and that part was interesting.  There seems  to be so many female writers in the m/m genre in recent years, and most use initials or unisex author names I guess to not discourage any possible readers from reading their stories. As an avid reader, I don't know why there is any attempt at deception.  Why do some writers feel it is necessary when the two main characters are both male and gay, to make one male more masculine than the other?  I find this distracting and not realistic, as is the case with story. Do any other readers agree? The book is good, but close to being  a soap opera.