by Brian Katcher
I love this story. I think it's a big eye-opener. It's not really a HEA but more of a cautionary tale. Logan and Sage could have had a very beautiful relationship, but Logan let too many things block him along the way. He begins as someone closed-minded and slowly see his mistakes. Often the jo...
W O WLogan would seriously have to be the douchiest dickhead I have ever read about. I could not stand him at all. He was constantly contradicting himself - stating one thing, and then pretending that he never actually admitted it. And he was such a self proclaimed martyr, as if he should have been ...
Appeal Characteristics love story, transgendered, society-issues, family issues, health issues, coming of ageI struggled with the rating for this book. I wish they had like a half star system, lol. I met Brian Katcher, and he's such a sweet guy...and I liked the book...I just wished more for a love ...
A 3.5 star book, rounded up.The blurb lays out the plot of Almost Perfect neatly: Logan is falling madly for Sage, and then he discovers that she was born a he. So this is much more about Logan's struggle to understand and accept Sage as she is than it is about Sage herself. Logan is, honestly, a bi...
It took me some time to get into this. It really started off slowly, and the main character, Logan...ehh, he was kind of pathetic at the beginning. Well, no, he was kind of pathetic all through the book, but I felt more sympathetic toward him as the book progressed.
This book had so much potential to fail, but it manages to avoid falling into the open pits of maudlinism, cliches, and sensationalism that yawn beneath the feet of any plot brave enough to veer into trans-gender territory.While homophobia and the challenges of growing up trans-gender drive the plot...
Travis' review confirmed my worst fears.
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