I forgot to add this one! :) I really enjoyed it, as I do all of Marie's work. The character of Nick is one I liked as soon as I we met him earlier in the series, so it was great to see him get his own book and his own guy. :) I did think that maybe he should have been a little more open with O...
It was nice to revisit Tucker Springs and disappear into the lives of Owen and Nick.This is the story of Owen, a young man who is hugely self-conscious of his physical disability and has hidden himself away from the world. He has felt like a disappointment his whole life and being gay is only anothe...
2.5 starsApparently, when I posted my status around 24% and said how much I loved the story, I spoke too soon *sigh*. I am going to swim against the current here and say, "No, I DON'T like it". I am struggling to think if I can say that the story is okay enough for me to give it my so-so 3-stars......
I loved the first half...Owen, the shy, stammering virgin being gently wooed by the charming Nick. I think this could have been a wonderful little story right there. But suddenly, huge bombshells are dropped, a mother of Cruella de Vil proportions enters the scene, a possibly gay father wrings his h...
This story had some really good parts however the parts that didn't seem to gel weighted the story down. After Owen finds out Nick is HIV positive Owen backs off completely. It is about 2 weeks later, even with still seeing Nick, that Nicks sister finally asks what's going on. The few words she says...
I've read most of the Tucker Springs books and enjoyed them, but this one is something special. I loved it. I like disabled characters and Owen, who is missing part of an arm due to a birth defect, has such a tragic past with his abusive mother. It was wonderful to see him blossom under Nick's at...
Heartbreaking and hopeful, Marie Sexton has another winner on her hands. I enjoyed every moment of this installment of the Tucker Springs series and fell in love with his couple. Both damaged but for every different reasons, Owen and Nick are the perfect compliment for each other. As Owen comes int...
4.5 stars rounded down.I liked this book and it had some really good points to it. For fan's of the series it is a must. I just didn't love this book. There were a few things that annoyed me and it stopped me from giving it five stars. But that doesn't mean everyone will dislike the book, it just me...
It's taken me a while to write this review because while I enjoyed it, I still had to digest my feelings towards it.When I started, I couldn't help but think it was very similar to [b:Second Hand|15765658|Second Hand (Tucker Springs, #2)|Heidi Cullinan|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1343...
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