Jude Sierra
Forfatter af What It Takes
Værker af Jude Sierra
Satte nøgleord på
Almen Viden
There is no Common Knowledge data for this author yet. You can help.
Medlemmer
Anmeldelser
This is a different take on how past damage can mess up a connection.
I ended up really enjoying this book. But for awhile, Wren's execution of his rules reallly grated on me. Cam, lucky for Wren, is a good deal more patient than I'll ever be. Four stars rather than five because for me, Wren's reason is a little simple, and his rules a gross over-reaction. I find it hard to believe his friend wouldn't have called him on that regardless of their "agreement."
I ended up really enjoying this book. But for awhile, Wren's execution of his rules reallly grated on me. Cam, lucky for Wren, is a good deal more patient than I'll ever be. Four stars rather than five because for me, Wren's reason is a little simple, and his rules a gross over-reaction. I find it hard to believe his friend wouldn't have called him on that regardless of their "agreement."
This brand-new* anthology contains 2 f/f and 2 m/m short, meet-cute stories with food & swimming, beaches & summer vacations, coffee & best friends, & dragons with no damsel in distress.
* brand-new = it was in cataloging in August 2020
* brand-new = it was in cataloging in August 2020
Måske også interessante?
Associated Authors
Statistikker
- Værker
- 6
- Medlemmer
- 70
- Popularitet
- #248,179
- Vurdering
- 3.7
- Anmeldelser
- 8
- ISBN
- 11
This is an impressive Young Adult romance. The fellow navigating independence while living with his mental illness meets the driven but carefree Brazilian dive instructor, and they are both smitten. It is hard to learn about struggles you have absolutely no reference for, and that means conflict. But this is one of the most careful and deliberate (but never boring) stories I've had the pleasure to read.
My only quibble with the plot is the ex is dropped entirely once he exits, and now I wonder about him. Will there be another story? Because he was also troubled, and dealt less well.
In the Author's Note you learn that this is an Own Voices story, making it (for me) all the better.… (mere)