Review: Cole's inheritence is the result of decades of hoarding...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
Fleeing from an abusive relationship Cole returns to the scene of his troubled past after the death of his hoarder mother and father, only to be confronted by a house and property filled to the brim with junk.  Unable to sell the property because of it's condition, but afraid to stay in his hometown lest his violent ex boyfriend tracks him down, Cole doesn't know what to do.  The answer to his problems comes in the form of the handsome and kind antique dealer Jeremy who shows him that what looks like junk may contain some hidden treasures.  They realize that they both have secrets and troubles but they can face them together.  It was a most enjoyable book and I dig it out on my kindle to re-read every so often. It's totally a keeper.  The only weak point of the story is that the bad guy reforms after being abused himself.  I don't think that happens, especially in such an extreme case.