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How often are the words in an audio actually written and narrated by the subject? This has an effect like no other. So far I can say that I'm impressed by her writing and her narrative style. Can't wait to continue because something predestined is finally about to happen- “Can I kiss you?” he asked. And with that, I leaned in and everything felt clear- from Becoming Me to Becoming Us.

Oh this is so good! I'm completely into it!

Oh, this is so good.There is so much beauty and elegance in the words. It's like a seductive dance.

"I’ll spend every day of my life thanking your gods that they’ve sent you along when I needed you most."
These are my gods too!

The 1st 25+/- % was all about butt play, penises jocks, and these conversations would have probably gone on for at least a few hours. We've never stayed on topic. “Just calm the fuck down because some of us are sick of them“ I thought. But then slowly the whole just got real, because we've got a douchebag, villainous ass to kick, a kingdom to save, and a destiny of dragons to face.I'm totally glued to it. Liked it!

I do not know why, but somehow and almost always an YA novel sets the philosophical questions in the way that others do not reach. No exception here? Is the world worth saving? Is life worth living? Does any of this really matter? How can you make an informed decision about whether to save the world if you never leave your tiny part of it? Its core is a metaphor that has layers of meaning.Interesting!

Provocative, offbeat, thoughtful, totally devastating yet beautiful in prose and the final message!

....This's a real test of endurance and true openness of the mind. Saying that I liked it would be masochistic, but I really appreciate this different and row look of a different human being during a different and harsh time. It raises the bar. The level of prose is brilliant.

I do not imagine in what state of mind you have to be to write something like this. „Well, I could tell a story about sodomites, about David riding Jonathan, or Achilles prick-spearing Patroclus ........but I suspect my friends want something composed of more average lechery.“.......

It was cool to meet a straight guy like Petey. He is referring to you as queer and faggot and every other slur he can come up with (believe me, they are non-stop and constantly new), but at the same time this is his way to tell he likes you. He's just a big softie inside, who doesn't want anybody to know it. He is one of the most original supportive character I've read in any MM novel.

It's not what I expected to be.I kind of comparing with Voinov's military works.The beginning here is quite sugary- good friends and apparently a blindsided love relationship. This so easily could have done as flashbacks, unlocking during his abduction,and in order to strengthen the harsh reality of fear war in Syria where the sweet moments of home are just a distant memory.

It's not what I expected to be.I kind of comparing with Voinov's military works.The beginning here is quite shugary- good friends and apparently a blindsided love relationship. This so easily could have done as flashbacks, unlocking during his abduction,and in order to strengthen the harsh reality of fear war in Syria where the sweet moments of home are just a distant memory.

"But the sex was awkward, too specific.“Pinch that, okay, now touch there; no, higher; no, higher; no, HIGHER!”. And felt like an audition for a chorus line."

Just in time for Halloween. It's not a horror story of blood and violence but rather a creepy, atmospheric, suspenseful and extremely hot tale of emotions, manipulation?, isolation and nightmares. The dialog (urban, raw, sharp and at the same time smart) and the cover are gorgeous. The connection and initial attraction stay a bit tricky though. I liked it a lot, but everything is locked in the final denouement.

This YA is very different from what I expected. In a good way? There’s some weird supernatural conflict, but people are not a part of it, as if two parallel stories are progressing. One of them is a part of the weird happenings, which are called indie kids. The other story is Mikey’s- about the regular high school kids who live their lives in a small town. Hope it'll turn out into something impressive.

“I hate what you do, and I kneel at your altar anyway.”.... “I knew you were a fraud from the start,”........ “A rogue, a cheat, and a liar.”........”And I’ll f**k you anyway.”.......“Liar. Cheat. All of it. Christ fuck, you’re tight.”....... “Beautiful liar,”...... “My lovely fraud.”- /paraphrased collage/

I'm eager to know more about this extreme grief Achilles suffers when his closest friend Patroclus dies in the ancient Homeric poem the Iliad. What kind of relationship did they have?.So far, there're some really vivid descriptions and the relationship between them is in progress :“I lean forward and our lips land clumsily on each other. They are like the fat bodies of bees, soft and round and giddy with pollen."

“Captain America underwear,” he says. “Why am I not surprised? It’s like pop culture exploded all over you.”
Nick wrinkles his nose. “Can you please not say ‘explode’ when you’re so close to my dick, dude? I’m already on a hair trigger here.”

This is fun. It’s also superhot and sexy.

Surprise, surprise! So far so really good! Sin and Boyd are wonderful, damaged characters and I adored them from the start. I'm so damn hooked.

I couldn't feel the reasoning behind the two MC's change from two straight guys to gay lovers. Their personal tragedies were explained but I really didn't get completely how this drove them to find each other. It seemed so unexpected, almost magical, without enough buildup. Anyway, there is still enough length to prove me wrong. I'm hoping for better!

Bye bye sweets! The darkness is growing denser now. Sonny is quite enigmatic character !Loved that.I'm totally impressed by the way the narrative works- several perspectives, as one of them, which just knocked me off my feet, being placed inside the mind of the person he has just shot. Dark and graphic and mystic! Liked it!

I'm in rural Pennsylvania. Learning about other places is kind of traveling?! it just feels like the homey, country thing to do.Having a butch, earthy guy versus a metrosexuals and club type is a promising beginning. Never thought that buttoning up someone else's coat can plant the seed. And, oh, food again! Plenty of it!If I stay here very long, I’m going to balloon. Lol!

Even the Death-Cast's warning of the inevitable end did not help me. I ended up crying because I wanted more mornings for them. But, there better be an afterlife and Mateo better make it easy to find him!

The story took its romantic way.It SMELLS like they say in the movies,where you been all my life?Lots of booze,tasty food,cozy spaces.And 2 furry wildcats,exploring,TALKING about future options.....in the bed.Their first lovemaking has lasted a little over a minute. On the flip side,the whole VERSION of religion is full of heartlessness and evil, and makes its followers stupid, narrow-minded and ignorant.Vastly mean.

No romance,so far, but I,uh,got a pretty vigorous sex drive by a horny walking redneck.The jack-off fantasy about his old high-school crush is sth that even a porn star would blush. Flashes of humor, kind of grotesque or morbid humor, popped up (a therapy program that can turn you straight is a fine example).I got an indirect sense of mockery with church ideologies, as well. Overall, not comparable to sth I've read.

Really enjoyed it so far, from an exciting highway robbery to being kidnapped by almost pirates and all of different variety of trouble, the adventure of the story was compelling. And love was fueling it. Fingers crossed for the grand finale!

How exquisitely pleasant and easy it was to listen to this. I swear to God to be stuck inside the head of a wild, reckless teen boy in the 18th century is so adorable and fun I forgot my damn job.

I stopped counting how many occasional fuck buddies he encountered- from friends to people in the same building where he’s making enquiries. The first two mysteries were quite simple, but engaging enough. The writing is very tight and economical.