Review: This was a well told tale...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2013
It's not a story of a man with HIV who falls in love. It's a story of a man who falls in love that happens to have HIV, but doesn't let it run his life.When I read it, I had problems connecting with the Sean (the main character) because of his attitude when dealing with Emery. As I got deeper into the story, I started to wonder if it was me wouldn't I do the same thing? Would I want a lover who was stuck with me because I might get sick or might leave me when it happens? I understood and empathized with him - not sympathized, because Sean didn't want that.Emery was wonderful. He was strong, supportive and a really good love interest.The other thing is that while this was the main focus of the book, there was also a subplot that forced the two of them together for the good of a troubled teen.D.H. Starr blended this all together into a great story.