by Jennifer Thorne
This is SO my kind of book, or so I thought. I am a hippie ;) The thought of a eco-friendly home/community appeals to me so much. So much so that my husband and I (along with our 2 kids) are currently marking up plans for a passive solar home. Complete with a composting toilet, radiant heating f...
4.5 stars
While I did enjoy this, I didn't feel anything like the level of emotion I should have felt given the subject matter. The characters were a little one-dimensional, and there was a huge gap in which everything was 'fixed' for Peter that we missed seeing.
I'm between a 3.5-4.5* on this story.The end of the first chapter totally grabbed me by the throatJascha lives in a kind of commune and all the Eco housing and growing of their own food was pretty interesting, he also has a pretty cool background that we learn just enough about.Peter , poor Peter, h...
3.5 stars. Good m/m romance about an eco-house builder who finds a depressed young man along the side of a road in a broken-down car, takes him home, and puts him to work. Things proceeded between them pretty fast - I think it would've worked better in a slightly longer format, with more time for th...
4.75 starsFrom the first sentence onward, I felt drawn into the story. The setting in an eco-house building commune was unusual and fresh, and I learned a lot about eco-house building, hydrological cycles, and indoor farming without ever feeling hit over the head with facts. Not to mention the comm...
A dreadlocked hippy?! I am all over this when it comes out.
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