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Narrated by:
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Iggy Toma
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By:
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Meg Harding
Jaden Matthews has never known his father or his father's family, but he's about to get a crash course on having siblings. With the recent passing of his grandmother, he's discovered he has three half-brothers and part ownership of a gym. In Serenity, Florida. His life in New York has hit a rocky road, so maybe this is the vacation he needs to get things back on track.
Chase Michaels lost his future in a car crash almost 10 years ago, and he's made a new one for himself in Serenity. One that doesn't include getting emotionally involved with people who are just passing through. But Jaden makes his common sense flee and his gut react. He's got one month with the man who made him believe in taking a chance.
Contains mature themes.
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big smile on my face
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What surprised me, however, was the loveliness of the book itself, and, more specifically, the characters. And not only the two leads, though they are both eminently likable, but the secondary characters as well, which for this book means Jaden's three brothers. Each brother has a distinct personality and all are wonderful; in fact, I could have used more of them, especially Elliott. I would almost say this book seems like a setup to a series where each of the brothers is the lead, but it would have to be M/F after this one because the brothers are all straight, which is actually refreshing in a genre where good straight male characters are as rare as hens teeth.
The romance itself is sweet and lovely as well. There's no eyeroll-inducing and honestly borderline offensive "but I thought I was straight!" plot, no easily-avoidable misunderstandings, and neither character ever does or says anything that a good person wouldn't do or say in real life. It's not that there's no conflict (though, the conflict is kept to the minimum amount required to make the book interesting), but it's nice to have a book with five really wonderful characters at the center; the non-wonderful characters are all at the periphery (though they're there). I found myself rooting for the two characters to get together even more than I usually do.
I honestly enjoyed this much more than I expected. If I absolutely had to find a criticism, I would say that the ending was a bit abrupt, though satisfying. I could have used an epilogue (with more of the brothers!). But that's a super minor quibble, not even enough to take the rating down half a star. So if you're looking for angst or dramatics or straight guys in love with each other, you should look elsewhere, but if you want to see two really deserving gay men fall in love with each other and find themselves and a family at the same time, this is highly recommended. Really excellent!
A sweet, uncomplicated, largely angst-free romance
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The characters
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Solid listen!
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Cute Romance
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Cute and sweet
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Love this one
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all the love throughout the book.
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Heartwarming
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Cute and low angst
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