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Rating : 4.5 stars

Incredible, beautiful, emotional with lots of feels.

This is my first book by this author and I’m beyond impressed. Very well written with compassion and sensitivity to the issues portrayed.
Finn is a flawed man who fights daily battles on a couple of fronts. He can also be grumpy but is loveable at the same time. Ben is compassionate understanding, kind and loving, and the best boyfriend ever.

The story is told from Finn’s POV only and the focus is on him completely turning his life around. The connection and chemistry he and Ben share is joy to watch as they learn and discover so much about each other. It does make the heat level turn up to high on occasion! There is no angst and it wasn’t needed, Finn had enough on his plate without anything else thrown at him. I found it very easy to connect with the characters and at times my heart was breaking for Finn, be it from his personal battles or the toxic relationship with his mother.
I highly recommend this book.

Beautiful story of love and acceptance.

Miguel is a bike loving tattooist with injuries and scars after surviving a house fire in his teen years.
Amit is a femme Deaf bartender who returned home from college to help his mother and sisters after the death of his father. He’s out to friends but not his family so he’s not living the true, authentic life he wants.

This is another wonderfully written book by EM Lindsey about acceptance, family and chosen family. She once again proves her excellence by writing about a persons physical and mental abilities in her usual caring, sensitive manner.

Miguel’s and Amit’s story captured my heart from the start, it flowed along perfectly and I read it in one sitting. They are both complex characters with complex lives and are so easy to love. Their chemistry together is explosive so the heat level is high. After a few bumps along the way, they get their HEA.
Characters from previous books in the series play a major part offering advice and support but this can be read as a stand-alone although I highly recommend the whole series.