As Natural As Breathing by Thianna D

For Christian Darringer, life isn’t worth living. Just back from the Middle East; scarred and with permanent damage to one leg, he does not think anyone will want him for anything. Meeting a gorgeous man he finds himself thinking about constantly is not in his plans. Pulled toward the startling younger man with striking blue eyes, he begins to question a lot of things – especially his sexuality. Not one to hide from a challenge, he plunges ahead only to find himself more than just attracted to Logan who is full of life and joy, he finds himself head over heels in love.

Logan Mannette has almost everything he ever wanted: loving parents, happiness, friends and security. The only thing missing is finding the love of his life, a love that is just like his parents’. When he meets Christian at a party, everything changes. Instantly attracted, he does his best to help this sad man and quickly finds himself feeling more than he has ever felt before. Raised in a domestic discipline household, he holds that ideal as what he wants but his interest in spanking became a fetish and when Christian admits that he wants to be spanked, Logan believes he might have found the perfect man.

Just as everything begins for them, Christian’s past intercedes and one of his brothers makes waves about him dating a man. If it weren’t for Logan’s support, he might fold; but with the love of one amazing man, Christian finds that living his life rather than just existing is as natural as breathing.

Even though this book has two main MC’s Christian an ex- military guy that was injured by his own men because he stood up for another airman that happened to be gay. And Logan a college guy that lives in the same town that Christian home is. We also have a number of other characters that play pretty important roles. Including both sets of parents and siblings, Christian and Logan met at a party and found a friendship that developed into a loving caring relationship.

I did enjoy this story; I liked Christian and Logan together. I liked the parents.  I even enjoyed the idiot brother at the end. The only thing I didn’t care for was the DD; I didn’t think it added to anything to the story if anything took away from the sweetness of the story, and for me dropped this story from a 5 to a 4.