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by K.A. Mitchell
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liz blue ~ paperback reader
liz blue ~ paperback reader rated it 11 years ago
This was good at about 25-30%. I put it down several times until that point. Then I read through. Like the other KA Mitchell books I've read, I think it ends somewhat abruptly. There are boatloads of issues, they build up, they resolve, and The End. It's not that I think there's more that NEEDS to b...
jules0623
jules0623 rated it 12 years ago
A bland read which I wasn't expecting. Didn't like either MC.
The Tipsybibliophile
The Tipsybibliophile rated it 12 years ago
I don't even know why I waited like three years to read this book, but I just re-read Collision Course, so I felt it was a good time.This is more like a 3.5 star but I'm rounding down because I felt it was a little bit repetitive and the characters were so emotionally constipated I wanted to start b...
Christina
Christina rated it 12 years ago
2.5 starsNo Souvenirs redeemed itself in the second half of the book. The first half was boring and moved along too slowly. I also didn't really feel the attraction between Shane and Kim at first. Kim was detached and unemotional. The only thing that saved him was his streak of arrogance. ...
AimeeKim
AimeeKim rated it 12 years ago
I enjoyed this book much more than Collision Course, which was way too heavy on the sex. There were a lot of things I liked about this book. What I most appreciated was the fact that Kim was refreshingly NOT stereotypically written. There aren't many gay romances with Asian leads or side characters,...
Stumbling Over Chaos
Stumbling Over Chaos rated it 13 years ago
Very good m/m romance about an ER doctor who takes an impulsive dive vacation in Belize when things go awry in his life. He gets to know the dive instructor really well... Reread.
Lenore
Lenore rated it 13 years ago
3.5 stars
Bea's Reading Den
Bea's Reading Den rated it 13 years ago
I absolutely loved this book. The realistic characterization of Jay was illuminating and I found him such a compelling character.The book was not just a "oh we're gay but hiding it," but rather the story focused on the love-story AND the character development. I would say the only thing that I wou...
Feliz Faber
Feliz Faber rated it 13 years ago
Two wonderful protagonists! For Jae Sun, arrogant control freak, rendered almost autistic by an old trauma, everything is about skill and knowing all the answers. Feelings don't figure into his conception of the world. Shane, hedonist and drifter, has a propensity to get into trouble because he is u...
If we are all made in God's image, does that mean God is gender fluid.....
Yeah, so I didn't get the attraction but thats ok I can still work with the story. There just didnt seem to be all much explaination of events. (Can someone explain to me how Kim had a waterproof gps cell phone while floating in the ocean but when Shane is damn near dead there's no cell phone in pla...
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