Jane Davitt

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A couple's insecurities show up in many forms as this sweet short story shows. Jordan has always had commitment problems and in this case they manifest in his need to keep redecorating. The wall color needs changing which means a new carpet and a new sofa. Matt has insecurities about his and Jordan's relationship lasting and fixates on the red leather sofa that the two bought when they were moving in together. The sofa has some sentimental value to Matt which Jordan doesn't see. Their real problem is a lack of communication that we all have at times in our relationships. Sometimes it's just hard to bare your insecurities to your partner so you let it show in an attachment to a red leather sofa or to constant change. Ms Davitt wove this problem into a thoroughly engaging story that I identified with. The story flow was a little difficult to follow because of flash backs and changing POV but the story pulled me in emotionally. Jordan and Matt were great characters who found their HEA with a little help from a friend. I recommend this emotionally driven short to every couple because if they haven't been there they will be.… (plus d'informations)

I would give this book six stars if I could. It was one of the best books that I have read in a while. The story revolves around two men with a lot of baggage. Dan,a 20 year old that just picked up and left his abusive father to hitch hike in search of a new life. Tyler,a 36 year old ex government assassin living in a small cabin in the woods trying to bury his past. Dan accidently stumbles onto Tyler's property, hungry and exhausted and is almost shot by Tyler. What intrigued me about the book was the non-verbal dynamics of the two men and the relationship they build. Yes there was dialogue but it was what Dan and Tyler were thinking that warmed my heart toward these two. I truly liked both characters and plan on reading more of Jane Davitt's books. Even the very last sentence of the book was excellent. I recommend this book to anyone looking for a heart warming read.… (plus d'informations)