Status Updates From Every Move He Makes

What most intrigued me was the scene when Logan met his twin brother.

Im just not connecting with this book or the characters at the moment, feels too angst for my liking... I might come back to another time, but for now I'm dnf as a case of it's me not you.

"I don't want you left unsupervised."
"I'm twenty-five, not five," he spat.
His father leaned over the desk. "Then fucking act like it."

And with that daddy dearest took the words right out of my mouth... What a brat!

Uhhhhhhmmmmm.... I don't really feel that this is an equal relationship, and why on EARTH would Zak bottom again after the last time?

"Logan would deliver him back to his father and disappear from his life unless Zak could make himself irresistible, the best Logan had ever had.
So no protests, no arguments. He'd be what Logan wanted."

Zak is so freaking self-destructive, I think, on a scale I haven't read before?! Luckily he's 'waking up'...?

"This wasn’t a game, a joke, it was real. And while there had been a time that he hadn’t cared whether he lived or died, he’d come far enough out of the hole he’d dug to realize he wasn’t ready to give up on life, even though what little life he had scared him."