DNF at 30%The writing really got on my nerves. It was such a jumbled mess. I couldn’t get used to the half thoughts during the dialogue.Not a book for me.
Todd is seriously down on his luck. Gabriel has been there, done that and survived. The two of them meet on a stormy, snowy night and each take a chance on the other. Todd has a lot of growing to do. Gabriel has a lot of hang-ups to get over. One of the things I really enjoyed about The Boy Who Came...
This is a bit of a Cinderfella romance, with Gabe being the Knight in shining armor, and Todd being the neglected, mistreated and downtrodden boy needing to be rescued. Then again, it's also a romantic love story, and despite the insta-love, I didn't feel as if either Gabe or Todd were using each ot...
Todd is having a rough time of it. At age 20, he left his home and his horrible other and step father, for the bright lights of Kansas City. He hopes to train to be a chef, cooking is his true love. He's also gay, but hasn't admitted it to himself yet. There are niggles throughout the beginning tha...
A lot of familiar M/M tropes show up in this book, but they are shown through the somewhat unfamiliar lens of an actual gay male author.Good: The pay-it-forward theme; the fairy-tale sweetness; the sweaty, smelly, crotchy physicalness of sex.Bad: Overly sentimental storytelling and clumsy writing. O...
This was my first book by BG Thomas and I quite liked it. I've read similar Cinderella stories before, about abandoned young men taken in by the older, established man, and it can be a fun trope. This story is well-written and I enjoyed the descriptions of Gabe and the deeper themes of forgiveness ...
This is the story that talks about how you hand down the line. The help you have had, the love you have received, all of it, you use to help the next person who comes along. That part is totally brilliant, in this book. How Gabe takes in Todd, gives him shelter and food. As someone once did for hi...
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