Celebrating six months
with his boyfriend has Cas in a bit of a panic. Joe’s been saying “I
love you” for a while, but Cas just can’t get the words past his lips. A
week before Christmas, he finally says them when a nearly fatal
accident almost takes Joe, and Cas faces the possibility of losing the
best man he’s ever known. But whispered declarations are one thing.
Through a long, tough recovery both men must work out that love is more
than words.
This was such a beautiful book about
love and self-discovery. It is about
what defines a good relationship and then how to keep one once you find
it. The love between the two main
characters was just so beautiful and real.
You could really identify with Cas and his journey to understand if he
really was feeling love. Then when Joe
is injured you can understand his frustration with his recovery and the pain he
is in.
Overall the plot and characterization is
amazing, my only complaint was while I felt the connection to the characters
individually I wanted to feel their connection to each other. There was an amazing build of sexual tension
and frustration and when it finally came to a head there was nothing really to
give me a feeling of satisfaction. I was
looking for more kissing, touching or some other physical representation of
their love. This was a sweet and
beautiful book and I would recommend it to any lover of the m/m genre.
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