Travis Miller has a machining job, a cat named Elwood, and a pathetic love life. The one bright spot in his existence is the handsome guitar player he sometimes passes on his way home from work. But when he finally gathers the courage to speak to the man, Travis learns that former novelist Drew Clif...
Story first, science after (only as a curiosity)."Blessed are those who don't talk because amongst themselves they get along."(Mariano José de Larra)I'm getting to know Kim Fielding's style. It seems she likes to use that formula, the formula of choosing two different misfits and bringing them toget...
This was a disappointment for me. I was intrigued by the story, but apparently not enough.This is a short book (39 pages on my e-reader) and a lot happens. I would have liked it better if everything was a bit more fleshed out. We have Travis, who walks home every day, seeing a man sitting on front o...
4.5 stars.This was incredible and beautiful except the last page. Even though I have already read the follow up story, [b:The Gig|17877356|The Gig|Kim Fielding|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1367458567s/17877356.jpg|25033587], I feel let down by how the ending here felt so rushed. Longe...
Fluff is not my poison. Sweet and all-good turn very fast into dull and boring unless a little something makes it special. In this regard, Drew’s and Travis’ imperfections were a nice touch and boded well for an interesting story, even though Travis’ incapacity was a little bit too much in my opi...
3.5 StarsWhile I really liked this story, I kind of wanted more of a backstory from both MC's. I think I am kind of addicted to dual POV's because I REALLY wanted inside Drew's head. I loved how Travis was ordinary. He didn't have a white collar job, he wasn't wealthy, he didn't drive the best ca...
Oh, but this was just brilliant. I loved the voice of Travis, a simple man, a good man, a not-perfectly-beautiful man (can you see how tired I am of all the good-looking, fabulous, golden-curly-haired heartthrobs we're being fed lately? Yeah, me too). Travis is just normal. Not very good at interact...
This was a cute short story about two wounded people that find solace and love with each other. I really enjoyed the fact that the main character didn't have a glamorous job, nor did he whine too much about the fact. He was normal and that was very refreshing.The romance was sweet and simple, a slow...
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