by Mickie B. Ashling
Please just slice me now. Oh the internal turmoil Sloan experiences cut me to a quick. My good friend, Dee Wy, did NOT mention this book contained cutting. It's a touchy subject for me since I'm a recovered cutter. I don't think any book as come as close to what cutting meant for me as this book...
I actually attempted this quite a long while ago, so I don't remember why I gave up. I suppose it's an indication of something, though, that I couldn't force myself to finish it...Oh, wait. Some memories are vaguely trickling back. I think I thought it was just...overly melodramatic. It's as Sherloc...
Throughout the book, I got the impression that the author did not have enough knowledge to write about self mutilation and BDSM. Just my impression.Other than that, the 2 main characters were engaging enough.
Very sweet, satisfying ending but sort of frustrating to get there. It was an okay story, but the dialogue was really stilted. Some parts felt like they'd been copied and pasted from an informational brochure, and I don't know anyone who, when talking to someone, inserts that person's name into ever...
3.5 stars. Good m/m romance about two young men who end up as roommates in NYC because their dads were pro baseball teammates once upon a time. One guy is going blind but in denial (about more than just going blind *ahem*). The other is dealing (not so well) with crippling self-esteem issues. This s...
Cutting Cords by Mickie B. Ashling was an ok read, in the authors last book I found the overwhelming emotional moments a little too heavy. While this was in a similar vein, it felt more balanced. Sloan and Cole are certainly characters you have to grow to like and at times I did find them hard work....
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