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I was surprised, with all the positive reviews, to find myself not getting into this very quickly. I think I was thrown off by the way the D was made to sound almost 'backwoods' in his speech. But after the first few chapters I was able to get past thsi and see the real man.
I think the author did a great job with the morality that was put out there, and how Jack has to figure out if he is even capable of coming to terms with the kind of person this hitman is.
Especially interesting if you can f ...more
I think the author did a great job with the morality that was put out there, and how Jack has to figure out if he is even capable of coming to terms with the kind of person this hitman is.
Especially interesting if you can f ...more
Re-reading this novel is a bit like catching up with a long-lost friend. Things have changed a tad from how you remember, but it's also finding that you hadn't realized just how much you had missed them.
This book is one of my all-time favorites -- the unlikely pair finding each other in adversity -- and making the other realize just how empty their lives (although for different reasons and in different ways) had been before they had met. The snarky banter between the two, as well as D's slow tr ...more
This book is one of my all-time favorites -- the unlikely pair finding each other in adversity -- and making the other realize just how empty their lives (although for different reasons and in different ways) had been before they had met. The snarky banter between the two, as well as D's slow tr ...more
I think it was the longest m/m novel I've ever read. I'm a learner of English, so if the novel is no truly fascinating, I'm likely to give up on reading it halfway. But it didn't happen time time. It was a thrilling read to the end and I'm willing to read a next story if any with the similar length.
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This is well written and the characters/situation is interesting. I'm not really fond of gay for you books, though. Seems to me we are what we are.
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it was amazing
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