by Ethan Day
Before I start this review I would like to offer sincere apologies to the author for having taken so long to get this review done. Unfortunately sometimes real life refuses to co-operate. I started listening to this story back around mid-July and then there was a move...so when I was finally able to...
I'm totally in the minority here but I don't care for this. Deacon was kind of winey and pathetic. While I know I was supposed to feel all sorts of sympathy for him I really wanted to yell at him and tell him to man the fuck up. Not what the author was going for, I'm sure. I liked Steve I guess thou...
Rating a book 4.5 stars seems silly to me, either it was perfect or it wasn't. But... what ever. Reason it's not a full 5 is of Deacon, I had some hang-ups on his hang-ups. The drama he put Pete through went a little too far. It was an honest book, with honest characters and honest problems. I l...
3.75 At times the sadness that Deacon felt was overwhelming but I loved the romance between the MC's, it was slow moving but super hot. I really liked that there wasn't a big fix at the end and that Deacon and Steve were working hard to make their relationship succeed.
Though I can be a harsh bitch when it comes to book reviews, what I actually thought was that it was a pretty good page turner. The characters were endearing, the story complex enough to engage but not baffle. There are a few things in it that I questioned, but overall I felt it was good entertainme...
There are apparently two types of Ethan Day books, one the funny, fluffy kind that is an easy read for a summer afternoon, the other a quiet, reflective book that explores human relationships and emotions on a much deeper level. Northern Star is one of the latter. No worries, friends, it still is ...
4.5 stars
EEEEPPP!!! Gimme.Gimme.Gimme!!!!!!!!!
Whoop Whoop!!! So happy!
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