by John C. Houser
While the story had a couple of elements that I would've loved, e.g. slow burn love (Frank and Jersey were definitely friends first) and a road trip / journey to find oneself, unfortunately, as a story it didn't work that well for me. My main issue was with that writing style, which made it diffi...
The first thing that comes to my mind when thinking of this story is that it is almost a moody piece. And yet, it’s a lively story with MCs struggling to come to terms with war trauma, being gay, and overall growing up, which sends them wandering across the country in search of their place, progre...
This was a great and enchanting read. I enjoyed it very much. It had a very well thought out plot, two interesting and lovable main characters and some seriously good writing. It had some depths, as it dealt with two very young men who returned from WWI. It showed some of the "shell shock", but ...
Strangely enough, for someone who doesn’t care much for historicals, I rather enjoyed this one. I found the time period very interesting, and I liked Frank and Jersey, even with their disabilities, and loved how they anchored each other. It was kind of fun watching them figure out they like each oth...
Even though it's not my favorite time frame I seem to be reading more and more historical M/M books. Despite my prejudice against them the ones that I've read have never disappointed me. I think I need to have a look at others I've dismissed because of the "historical" tag because I think I'm passin...
This cover!!!!
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