I was in the right mood, but this was not the right book.
I definitely wanted such an unreal, tangled story. Unfortunately, this book disappointed me. First, I was anticipating the unexpected pregnancy theme, but not a secret child. It was never my favorite theme and here too I was disappointed when it came. Fortunately, Brandon's introduction to Nick's life went quite smoothly, and wasn't particularly annoying.
Spoiler for those who have not seen the cover for this book. The secret pregnancy theme was also there. And that part irritated me too, because Stephen dragged on telling Brandon that he is pregnant for as long as possible. At one point, I was really annoyed. And Brandon reacted like a moron of course.
But what irritated me most was this whole mess with Paige. This was the most pointless part of this book. All the rest followed a certain convention of this story. But all this fuss with Paige was totally unreal, and straight out of cheap romance.
What surprised me was the relatively small amount of sex scenes, and the fact that they weren't very explicit. There is usually a lot of passion in mpreg books. Here, these scenes are described surprisingly chastely. Stephen and Brandon definitely want each other, but where all of these deeper feelings suddenly came from. I mean, they were a couple five years ago. But it seems as if not only did they start their current relationship where they left off before, but have even jumped a few levels up in the meantime. When? How? I'd like to see it, I'd like to believe in it.
The whole story is too much like category romance, with one slight change - the main characters are two guys. The plot is weak, there is not much real development in their relationship and the whole thing is quite annoying.