This was like reading a diary. The alternating POV's did very well. While Tucker telling his story more angst-driven, Whit telling his story more laid back. It fits the personalities of both of them. What I disliked :It started good actually. The writing is so emotional. And then at 53% I just lost ...
Tuck a very closeted senior at college falls for Whit an out and proud freshman, they part on less than good terms after an 8 month secret relationship.The story is told from alternating POV's which makes it interesting and I really liked Whit's voice.They have both harbored feelings for each other ...
4.5 stars I really didn't know what to expect from this read. This is a new author to me and added to that: it's a short story with a very familiar trope: two young men with an immediate attraction, one is out the other isn't, it doesn't work out for obvious reasons, they part, they get back togeth...
This was too short to earn more than 3 stars, but for what it was, it was well done. I am tired of the "but I don't want to be gay" angst but this one was sparse enough, and short enough, that it wasn't overdone or heavy handed. While it was also too short for the characters to be very well develope...
Author Janey Chapel writes a beautiful story of second chance in an economy of meaningful words and detail.Whit Jamison and Tucker Locke grow up in a small town. The Downtown is all of 4 blocks in length. A town small enough to grasp the residents living there either know each other or know of eac...
2.5 starsThis book was consistent with what was promised in the blurb. Tucker and Whit were "together" in college 10 years ago, and reunite when Tucker comes back to town for his 10 year reunion.I chose to read this because I loved the concept. I was a little disappointed with how it was handled. ...
I liked this story very much. I enjoyed the fact that Tucker was so torn over his actions and his feelings for Whit. I loved how Whit was so 'confident' according to Tucker but really admitted is was because of Tucker. But what I liked most about it is that Whit made Tucker realize what he was missi...
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