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Four Corners

by Kate McMurray (Goodreads Author)

3.67 of 5 stars 3.67 · rating details · 191 ratings · 39 reviews

Since childhood, Jake, Adam, Kyle, and Brendan have been teammates, best friends, brothers. Then one day, when they were twenty-five, Adam disappeared without a word, devastating his friends-none more so than Jake, who had secretly loved Adam since they were teenagers.

Now, five years later, Adam is back, and he has his mind set on Jake. But those years of anger, hurt, and...more

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Published August 8th 2012 by Dreamspinner Press

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Aug 11, 2012 Val Kovalin rated it 4 of 5 stars

4.5 stars out of 5.0

Three thirty-year-old men in Chicago, who used to be best friends in their childhood baseball days, find their world shaken when Adam the fourth member of their group returns after an unexplained five-year absence, for which they still understandably resent him.

Our first person narrator Jake is gay and has always been in love with Adam. But Adam used to be seriously conflicted about being gay and still seems to be deeply in the closet. When Adam indicates he wants to start...more

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Dumbledore11214 Brilliant review Val - you expressed it so much better than I ever could, agree with every word. Yep, loved that it was so not melodramatic and confli...more
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Val Kovalin Ami, yes, isn't that something how strongly the book has made us feel? Definitely testament to the author's talent. I loved your review which pointed...more
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Aug 11, 2012 Ami rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-contemporary, mm-romance-or-erotica

2.5 stars
On the surface, this story has my favorite elements that excite me: (1) best friends turn lovers and (2) reunion of the one that got away. Unfortunately, the story doesn't really work. There are several things that I love and there are that I don't. I will try to be fair and mention them all.

So, on the plus side, I really like the secondary characters, namely Jake's two other best friends. Kyle the oversexual bi-sexual with an adorable daughter a result of one night of passion and Brend...more 2.5 stars
On the surface, this story has my favorite elements that excite me: (1) best friends turn lovers and (2) reunion of the one that got away. Unfortunately, the story doesn't really work. There are several things that I love and there are that I don't. I will try to be fair and mention them all.

So, on the plus side, I really like the secondary characters, namely Jake's two other best friends. Kyle the oversexual bi-sexual with an adorable daughter a result of one night of passion and Brendan, the only straight guy in the gang who has been with one female who ends up being his wife. As a supporting characters, they feel very rounded and provide the dynamic in Jake's life.

On the negative side ... I find the hot and cold attitude between Jake and Adam to be REALLY uncomfortable situation to read. While I can understand the reasons between each man's reaction, I can't help wanting to knock sense out of these guys. I start the story with feeling sympathy to Jake and being angry to Adam (and I wish that Jake doesn't easily let Adam back into his life, I want to see Adam grovel first).

Then, as the story goes along, and Ms. McMurray uncovers the reason why Adam went away five years ago, I become annoyed with Jake's ignorance over Adam's psychological issue of being gay (yes, I believe it's psychological, Adam doesn't feel that comfortable being gay and he doesn't need a pushy lover like Jake to push him out of the closet) and instead I feel sympathetic for Adam. My emotion is going high and low in this ... and unfortunately, not really in a good way.

I can't help comparing the couple with my ultimate on-and-off M/M couple of all time, Adrien and Jake (from Josh Lanyon's "Adrien English"). You see, while Jake hurts Adrien in process, and Jake also not comfortable being out, I think Jake is the perfect person for Adrien and I want them to be together forever. Here, I wonder if Jake and Adam really right for each other. I think all Jake has for Adam is a crush, and I wish Jake can move on to someone else who is more suitable for him. On top of that, Jake's indecisiveness over Adam hurts this one other guy, and I have never been in favor of that.

I also don't know if Adam really loves Jake. Adam surely acts cold most of the time, and I can't believe in his genuine feeling for Jake. All the time Adam tried to get involved in a gay relationship before Jake, he happened to pick the wrong men. So is Jake the right guy for him? My heart says no.

So weighing how I feel about this book by the time I finish it, and considering the uncomfortable situation I experience (I cringe every single time Jake pushes Adam to do something to prove that Adam is okay being gay), unfortunately, I can't give it a higher rating. That will mean I like this book.

While there are elements I love, I can't say that I like it. I like conflict and complication, but in this case, I don't like the feeling evokes within me when I finish. I know there are others who will love this. Plus the ability for Ms. McMurray to stir the drama should be an evidence that she writes really well. I'm just not a happy reader with this one ...(less)

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Aug 12, 2012 Andrea rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook-non-lendable, friends-to-lovers, m-m, romance-erotica, second-chance

I thought I was going to give this book 5 stars when I started. I got completely suckered in by the excerpt, so I bought it and didn't put it down until I was done. The beginning was great; but, when I got to the end, I felt like I had been waiting for the big climax only for there to not really be one. (view spoiler)...more

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Apr 10, 2013 ARe Cafe rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Four Corners by Kate McMurray centers on three young men in Chicago who used to be best friends in their childhood baseball days with a fourth guy, Adam, who hurt them badly when he disappeared with no explanation five years ago. The story opens when Adam unexpectedly returns for the funeral of their beloved coach. First-person narrator Jake is shocked to see Adam, and deeply hurt because Jake was in love with him. Five years ago, the two had managed to share a fleeting moment of mutual attracti...more Four Corners by Kate McMurray centers on three young men in Chicago who used to be best friends in their childhood baseball days with a fourth guy, Adam, who hurt them badly when he disappeared with no explanation five years ago. The story opens when Adam unexpectedly returns for the funeral of their beloved coach. First-person narrator Jake is shocked to see Adam, and deeply hurt because Jake was in love with him. Five years ago, the two had managed to share a fleeting moment of mutual attraction before Adam disappeared without a trace.

Now, Adam begs for a second chance to earn his friends’ trust and closeness – and to have a romantic relationship with Jake. But Jake and Adam have vastly different ideas of how “out” to be. They must compromise and endure the ups-and-downs of their renewed relationship as they try to get to know each other all over again.

This smoothly written novel is a masterpiece of subtle realism. No over-the-top emotional breakdowns, no farfetched thriller elements, no preaching, no angst, no nonstop meaningless sex, and no contrived Big Misunderstandings. Most striking of all, there is no immediate forgiveness and smooth sailing to the Happily Ever After ending. The characters do get a splendid and well-earned HEA, but only after some realistic fights, doubts, attacks of cold feet, and cooling-off periods in which they question whether their relationship is worth it.

Romance traditionalists may get uneasy at the way Jake and Adam negotiate their emotional terrain – specifically, their very realistic way of running hot-and-then-cold toward each other. I admire such a daring move on the author’s part. I also felt a consistent and deep level of caring between the characters.
Even when they were temporarily withdrawing from each other in confusion or resentment, I never got the sense that they were manipulating each other or taking each other for granted. Just the opposite. They seem as if destined for the other from the first days of their friendship as little boys. They care so much that it is a struggle for each (especially Jake) not to be hurt again as they were five years ago.

Their sex scenes in particular, while not very numerous, are deeply emotional and infused with meaning for these two men as they reconnect. The sex scenes are very hot. Even better, they develop character and advance the plot as Jake and Adam find out things about each other and experience obstacles to their relationship. A wonderful novel and a beautiful romance.

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Nov 04, 2012 Guilty Pleasures rated it 4 of 5 stars

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4 Stars

A great group of friends Jake, Adam, Kyle, and Brendan have grown up together. Then suddenly Adam changes things. At 25 Adam leaves the close knit group, not to be seen or heard of for 5 years. The only person who has any idea why is Jake; Jake thinks he’s the blame for putting his feelings on Adam but with Adam being gone for 5 years no one really knows but Adam.

Told from Jake’s perspective we see what happens when the love of your...more

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Oct 06, 2012 Top 2 Bottom Reviews Interviews and More rated it 5 of 5 stars

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4.5 Kisses

I love a friends-to-lovers themed romance. There’s something very special about watching two people who have always be friends and depended on each others relationship evolve into love and romance. I admit that after I read the blurb to this book, I was pretty excited to read it, so it wasn’t long before I found myself pushing aside my daily chores so I could finish it once I started it. Believe me when I say I wasn’t disappointed. Four Corners i...more http://top2bottomreviews.wordpress.co...

4.5 Kisses

I love a friends-to-lovers themed romance. There’s something very special about watching two people who have always be friends and depended on each others relationship evolve into love and romance. I admit that after I read the blurb to this book, I was pretty excited to read it, so it wasn’t long before I found myself pushing aside my daily chores so I could finish it once I started it. Believe me when I say I wasn’t disappointed. Four Corners immediately swept me up into the lives of these engaging characters and gripped my interest until the very end.

Four Corners is told in first person through Jake’s point of view. Normally, this is not my favorite viewpoint when I’m reading romance, but I thought the author did a really good job at keeping Jake’s character and his viewpoint alluring enough to really move the story along quite smoothly as the book progressed. Jake is a strong, well-written character and I personally enjoyed his inner-dialog and reliving some of the memories he had about his best friend and true love, Adam, and their small tight knit group of friends.

I liked Jake and Adam. Both as friends and lovers they really made sense together. I admit, there were times I wanted to personally strangle Adam for being so naïve and afraid to stand on his own feet, but I also empathized with his confusion about his sexuality and his homophobic parents. Still, I wanted him to stand on his own two feet and live his life and love who he wanted before he eventually came around with Jake, but I also know we all do things on our own time, and Adam’s transition into a stronger, more confident man was a journey only he could go through at his own pace. I enjoyed watching both men work hard to find their way back to each other, and I appreciated the solid foundation of love and trust that they once again build between them.

This is the first book I’ve read by this author. I really liked her ability to get to the heart of her characters and her easy style of writing. I’m looking forward to reading more books by her and recommend this book for anyone who loves a good friends to lovers/reunion romance.

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Aug 10, 2012 Dumbledore11214 rated it 5 of 5 stars

Kate McMurray became a must buy author for me couple of her works ago, so I really should not be surprised that I liked her book so much, but I am surprised nonetheless. I did love the building romance between Jake and Adam, and I loved how the writer makes it so *not* easy for them to reconnect after Adam left and at the same time how she made it so true to who they both were and who they became before they reconnected. I however also liked just as much how the writer showed the non sexual frie...more

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Oct 24, 2012 T'Lar rated it 4 of 5 stars

A really enjoyable story, dragged down somewhat by sex scenes that veered into purple prose territory for me. I still liked the book very much overall and will definitely be trying other books by the author. Hopefully soon.

It was...quite nice reading a book that didn't have me mentally taking a red pen to it every other page. You get to a point where you can mostly shrug off a smorgasbord of mistakes, as long as the characterization and plotting are working for you, but gosh, leaving the red pen...more

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Aug 13, 2012 Lana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: genre-m-m-conteporary

This book started very promising, I was on team Jake, because Adam seemed to be the idiot who run away from his friends and love interest without reason. So I was feeling with Jake about Adam's sudden appearance, his issues with his sexuality and was wondering why Jake gave in so quickly, truly if he was so hurt, why did he let Adam in his life and bed so easily?

Then came New York and well this turned the whole dynamic, while I disliked Adam at first and the way how he behaved towards Jake in Ne...more

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Aug 14, 2012 Lauraadriana rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: cant-wait-to-read-this, buy-asap, fave-authors, favorites, love-conquers-all, loved-it, m-m

So I LOVED this book...Did it annoy me at times? YES it id!! Did I feel like I wanted t sit these boys down and get them to talk because they frustrated me, as it happens in so many gay romances? No, I didn't

Why?...Because I was perfetly happy (if irritated at times) to let them figure it out. This just felt so authentic to me. It just made sense. This relationship was SO complex, so much history and heartache between these two men, that I just truly enjoyed watching them work it out and let t...more So I LOVED this book...Did it annoy me at times? YES it id!! Did I feel like I wanted t sit these boys down and get them to talk because they frustrated me, as it happens in so many gay romances? No, I didn't

Why?...Because I was perfetly happy (if irritated at times) to let them figure it out. This just felt so authentic to me. It just made sense. This relationship was SO complex, so much history and heartache between these two men, that I just truly enjoyed watching them work it out and let themselves work toward their happy ending.

So Jake and Adam were best friends their whole lives, them and their two other friends Brendan and Kyle. They played baseball and they were a unit. The Four Corners of the baseball diamond. But when the were all 25 something happened between Jake and Adam and he just left. No communication, NOTHING for five years.

But there is more to things than that...Jake has been in love with Adam, since they were kids. Deeply in love, like "my one and only" kind of love. Since Jake came out in college, Adam always seemed to take issue with Jake's homosexuality, it almost seemed to make him angry. So when Adam comes back and pretty open about the fact that he want a relationship with Jake...That he is out as a gay man. Things become complicated.

Adam has a lot of baggage his family, especially his mother are not accepting of his homosexuality...A lot of the his issues stem from that. He can't really assume that being way is not an integral part of who he is..."It's just something he does...". Jake is an "Out and Proud" man he embraces gay culture, he sees it as a determinant factor of who he is and how he lives...These differences cause problems...Jake wants to be respected for who he is and wants Adam to stand proud of his homosexuality...Adam does not know how to do this, even is he does love Jake and it is clear that he does...His baggage and all the things that have been ingrained in him constantly has him saying thins and doing things that make Jake angry and confused.

There is a lot of Jake feeling insecure, wanting to run away from Adam, it almost feels like at times he's trying to punish him...And to me that was perfectly reasonable. When Adam left he left Jake with nothing...It hurt, for years, it hurt, and fear of being there again kept him from believing Adam was his forever...Adam's transformation into someone more open and prouder, who embraced the love that he had for the man he always wanted was great. It was also interesting to see Jake force himself to let go of his insecurities and fears to finally give into this thing he had within reach that he kept hesitating to grab because of his fears.

I think this is one of the best friends to lovers books I've read...There is always a struggle when you end up in a relationship with the person that you've wanted all your life. Because life is never as simple as "I love You, You love me and we will live happily ever after"...Sometimes love is NOT enough...There must be respect, understanding, compromising, trust, honesty, support from loved ones, ACCEPTANCE from loved ones is nice too...And well their struggle was getting to a place where they had all that as the foundation to build a life together.

Loved this book, well written and I LOVE those baseball parts too.

Love this author.

Recommend (less)

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Aug 25, 2012 thelastaerie rated it 4 of 5 stars

3.75 stars.

The story is not complex at all - 4 good friends since childhood, two secretly in love with each other; one left and broke the other's heart. Years gone by - he returned, tried to amend...

I went through a bit of roller coaster ride when I read this book. From finding it engaging to a bit "what more to say now?" in the middle, to finally appreciate the story. Not that it is anywhere an angsty intense story - far from it - it's actually a quiet portray of friendship and growing up. To...more

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Aug 16, 2012 Pete W rated it 4 of 5 stars

It was a well written story.

I find that Jake seems to take things way too personal whenever he talked to Adam. I supposed Ms. McMurray intended for Jake to be the nice guy but way he kept thinking that Adam's behavior or way to live means he didn't think Jake was good enough made me think of Jake as rather self-centered. Especially when Adam was simply *telling* Jake what happened and didn't asked for opinion.

Perhaps it stemmed from the feeling of being abandoned.

On reflection, Adam also have a...more

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Aug 09, 2012 Snowtulip added it

Shelves: own, m-m

Still thinking on the rating....

I really have enjoyed the last few McMurray books I've read and was anxious for this book. As with authors I enjoy, it doesn't always mean I like all their books, some I love, some I don't like...just happens sometimes.

This story didn't work for me. It had the components that I normally love (friends to lovers, coming together after a long separation), but the story was flat for me and very repetitive in the beginning. I just couldn't believe the story...there wer...more

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Oct 12, 2012 Barb Gilmour rated it 5 of 5 stars

If I had written this at the halfway mark it would have been 3 stars. The chopping around with the timeline wasn't working for me, and both guys needed a smack on the head every now and then; but at the end of the book I just loved it. 5 star kinda love! Kate layers her stories so beautifully, I love all her works. In this one she highlighted beautifully how different a path can be, to what is ultimately the same destination - not a right one, nor a wrong one - just different. I loved it. Loved...more

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Oct 06, 2012 Gabbi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: dreamspinner-press, angst, gay-romance, friends-to-lovers, reunited-lovers, top2bottom-reviews, kate-mcmurray

4.5 Kisses

I love a friends-to-lovers themed romance. There’s something very special about watching two people who have always be friends and depended on each others relationship evolve into love and romance. I admit that after I read the blurb to this book, I was pretty excited to read it, so it wasn’t long before I found myself pushing aside my daily chores so I could finish it once I started it. Believe me when I say I wasn’t disappointed. Four Corners immediately swept me up into the lives of...more 4.5 Kisses

I love a friends-to-lovers themed romance. There’s something very special about watching two people who have always be friends and depended on each others relationship evolve into love and romance. I admit that after I read the blurb to this book, I was pretty excited to read it, so it wasn’t long before I found myself pushing aside my daily chores so I could finish it once I started it. Believe me when I say I wasn’t disappointed. Four Corners immediately swept me up into the lives of these engaging characters and gripped my interest until the very end.

Four Corners is told in first person through Jake’s point of view. Normally, this is not my favorite viewpoint when I’m reading romance, but I thought the author did a really good job at keeping Jake’s character and his viewpoint alluring enough to really move the story along quite smoothly as the book progressed. Jake is a strong, well-written character and I personally enjoyed his inner-dialog and reliving some of the memories he had about his best friend and true love, Adam, and their small tight knit group of friends.

I liked Jake and Adam. Both as friends and lovers they really made sense together. I admit, there were times I wanted to personally strangle Adam for being so naïve and afraid to stand on his own feet, but I also empathized with his confusion about his sexuality and his homophobic parents. Still, I wanted him to stand on his own two feet and live his life and love who he wanted before he eventually came around with Jake, but I also know we all do things on our own time, and Adam’s transition into a stronger, more confident man was a journey only he could go through at his own pace. I enjoyed watching both men work hard to find their way back to each other, and I appreciated the solid foundation of love and trust that they once again build between them.

This is the first book I’ve read by this author. I really liked her ability to get to the heart of her characters and her easy style of writing. I’m looking forward to reading more books by her and recommend this book for anyone who loves a good friends to lovers/reunion romance.

Reviewed By: Gabbi(less)

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Oct 25, 2012 Diana rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. It had a good storyline and I could really empathize with the feelings of both the lead characters. It was hard to decide who to side with. It was pretty slow reading because it lacked a lot of excitement but in the end the story made up for that. Kate is such a good writer if you're in the mood for something emotional.

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Nov 17, 2012 Kelly_Instalove rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: era-contemporary, genre-romance, theme-sports, theme-glbtq

Grade: C-

I didn’t want his words to make my heart soar. I didn’t want my skin to tingle where his palms rested. I didn’t want to get aroused by the way he smelled. I didn’t want the proximity of our bodies to make me shiver. All of those things happened anyway.

A no-go on this one too. The writing mechanics are good (sometimes really good), but I found the high school flashbacks to be really intrusive, the present-day interactions were repetitive, and Jake (The One Who Stayed) was a whiny, self-...more

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May 06, 2013 Kade Boehme rated it 5 of 5 stars

Wowee! Now that there was a good love story right there. Probably the best ive read in months. Had you on edge hoping they worked thru their shit til the end yet wa just sweet and perfect. The memories killed me... And that epilogue! Wow! 5 plus stars. Good lord. Off to find more by this author.

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Aug 19, 2012 Patty rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-books, m-m-romance, contemporary, romance

I liked this one The story itself was well written, I enjoyed the way the author took us back and forth between past and present. The beginning started out really well. I kept waiting for this spark to happen between the two MC's Jake and Adam, but it never happened. On more than one occasion I was annoyed with them. If there was chemistry there I didn't feel it.

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Jul 16, 2012 Shaz rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm

I'll admit that I was a little let down by this one. Not really sure why, but I was left with a slightly unsatisfied feeling at the end of it all. It was a nice, friends to lovers story, with some conflict that had to be resolved and secrets that needed to be revealed. Maybe it's because it had the potential to be great, to be so much more than was delivered which let me down. I truly don't know. I did feel the epilogue was rushed; tacked on almost to give the reader the required HEA that is nee...more

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Reviewed by:Kevin
Genre: M/M Contemporary
Rated: 5 hearts

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Aug 12, 2012 Perpetua rated it 2 of 5 stars

The two MCs pissed me off so much and they just seemed wrong for each other. I just wanted Jake to get over Adam and both of them find somebody else!!

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Aug 30, 2012 Mouse rated it 3 of 5 stars

RATING: 3.5

I liked this. I could see how it would be rated higher by some, it was a good book. But for me it didn't hit my emotional interest.

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Aug 10, 2012 Penny rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-favorites

I already know that I really like this book and I'm sure that over time I'll like it even more. Complex character. Lovely storyline.

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Aug 14, 2012 Page Crusherz rated it 4 of 5 stars

4.5

Great read...great primary and secondary characters. Really well developed story.

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Aug 11, 2012 Natalie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: friends-to-lovers

3.5 stars. Well written but not entirely comfortable to read, kind of like being a guest at a dinner party where the hosts have a big argument. I loved the friends-to-lovers angle, but as late as 90% into the story, I wasn't convinced that this couple would last. Thankfully, it all worked out (believably so, I thought), and I loved the epilogue.

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Aug 09, 2012 jules0623 rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fabulous-friends-or-relatives, bisexuals-are-not-unicorns, asshat-friends-or-relatives, college-boys, coming-out, favorites, break-up-and-make-up, first-times, friends-to-lovers, friends-with-benefits, homophobia, in-the-closet, long-distance-love, relationship-m-m, public-sex-or-exhibitionism, religious-themes, talk-of-or-scenes-depicting-suicide, engagements-and-wedding-bells

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Aug 17, 2012 Leigh rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance, m-m

I really wanted to like this book, but it didn't really live up to my expectations.

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Aug 08, 2012 Sagajo rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a very sweet love story!

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Aug 22, 2012 Bogusia rated it 4 of 5 stars

4.5 stars
In short, I really enjoyed reading this book and I would certainly recommend it to anyone who fancies a good read :)

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