This was very well written (as all of Kaje's books are) but I just couldn't get into it. I loved the relationship between Toller and Jamie but wasn't a fan of how it all went down, even though I totally get it and it seems like it would be realistic. On the other hand, it was a very interesting concept for a book and outside of the tears I shed, I didn't hate it. It just wasn't my favorite of all her books. ( )

This really moved me. Not a true romance, it tells us the story of a past love; of a broken young man put back together again and learning to trust and to love another man.

Not that they have a HEA either, but by him moving on true love is found by one and a sense of peace for the other. It's bittersweet, yet beautifully handled with delicate touch so typical of Kaje's style of writing. Just make sure you have the tissues handy...you will need them! ( )

Always good to find a story that doesn't magically make all the rough spots vanish. This wasn't overly long, but definitely worth it. ( )