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Finding Zach (Finding Zach, #1)

Rowan Speedwell

Start date: March 1, 2011

Finish date: March 31, 2011

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Feb 04, 2012 Anna rated it liked it

Shelves: i-own-mobi, m-m, angsty, 3-stars, mm-friends-to-lovers, everyone-loved-it-but-me, abuse, meh

Honestly, going into this book I was expecting a lot of angst... more than a lot actually, so I was quite disappointed in that aspect. I never cried even though I cry pretty easily with books but it just wasn't as sad as I thought it would be. We didn't even really get to see Zach's rehabilitation. The book starts out with Zach being rescued and he's in a really bad condition but then suddenly it’s 2 years later and while he’s still not ok he definitely came a long way since they found him. So a ...more

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Mar 17, 2011 J. Rosemary Moss rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: m-m-romance, romance, lgbt, fiction, kindle, hurt-comfort, extreme-angst

This is an extreme hurt-comfort story--one that's too over-the-top for my taste. And while Zach, David and their respective families were likable, I never grew attached to them. I cared enough to finish the book, but I don't think I'll pick this one up again.

That said, if you thrive on hurt-comfort and can handle reading about the drastic abuse Zach suffered at the hands of a sadistic kidnapper, this book may work for you--especially the first-person sections that allow us to go deep into Zach's ...more

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