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by Carter Quinn
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Dreamer
Dreamer rated it 9 years ago
4.5 stars. This is a highly readable m/m romance told in the first person from abuse victim Avery's pov. He slowly comes to terms with the fact that admirer Noah is not out to hurt him.
Gosh I Wish I was a Good Writer
Gosh I Wish I was a Good Writer rated it 9 years ago
I have a weakness for broken men and the ones who take the time to love them. Avery and Sam's childhood and teen years are nothing new in the real world, unfortunately. Noah and a cast of close knit, open-minded characters help them find a safe place to be who they really are. You know Family is wh...
...Bookfanatic
...Bookfanatic rated it 10 years ago
you're looking in the wrong place. I don't know that 'Out of the Blackness' was the best book I've ever read, I'm not sure if it was one of the most gripping but it was definitely heartfelt, emotional and thought provoking. This is the story of what happens when parents fail, when the system fai...
Susan
Susan rated it 10 years ago
Re-read so many times, lost count.--------One of my favorites.My go to read when I want hurt/comfort.Avery has had a very tough childhood. He was hit by his mom and stepdad and left at a firehouse when he was 7 years old. His life in foster care should have been better, but it wasn’t. He and his bes...
Slitsread
Slitsread rated it 11 years ago
2.5 to 3 stars
Darker Passions
Darker Passions rated it 11 years ago
2.5 stars
The Novel Approach Reviews
The Novel Approach Reviews rated it 11 years ago
Out of the Blackness is a direct reference to one of Avery’s behaviors in the book which is triggered by his fear of being alone. As he lets Noah into his life a little at a time and into his heart even more slowly, he allows Noah to see the darkness. Avery is then able to see that with Noah’s love,...
Mandy, I read obsessively
Mandy, I read obsessively rated it 11 years ago
3.65*I read the blurb, looked at the cover and thought this would be horribly angsty and depressing.I was in the mood for sad.Well, I guess it was sad, all that Avery and Sam and Joey experienced. Even Tommy, might have even a victim of his circumstances to some extent. But it didn't really touch me...
Sheziss loves Zeshak
Sheziss loves Zeshak rated it 11 years ago
Mariana
Mariana rated it 11 years ago
3.75 starsPretty heavy book, but not heavy handed. The abuse is off page but not less impactful.I don't know that I would read it again, but I am glad I did read this one and would definitely read more from Carter Quinn.
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