Reread 2/24/15 ( )

A fun Halloween read. ( )

When I read the 'basic description' of this book, I was interested in the modern-day ghost story it promised. But after only getting less than a third through it, there was a scene. A sex scene. Between two guys.

Now, I am not homophobic, but same sex relationships are not new to this day and age (regardless of my beliefs). But that there was several [ebook] pages of descriptive sex between two males, I was a bit put off. Not being totally against male-male sex, I would be just as repulsed with female-female, or even such descriptive narrative with male-female. Call me prude, I don't care. To me, it didn't help the story, and it was just filler.

Either way, I flipped past that, and continued the story, getting more interested in what would happen. Before reaching halfway, yet ANOTHER scene of sex that when pages long. At that point, I just quit reading it.

I felt the story line itself was going fine, and the love interests of the characters were pretty well laid out without sex scenes. One couples' 'stuff' was more alluded to, the others' were descriptively laid out. Didn't help the story, and just ruined a book for me. ( )

I absolutely adore Abigail Roux. I've been a fan for a long time. She never disppoints. She created a very cool story with a paranormal feel. Although I do love the MM Romance genre, it was quite refreshing to read a story where the focus was on the plot and character building, rather than the sex. Well written. My only critique is that the end came too quick. ( )

It's probably just me. I couldn't get into the book. Might be the fact that it was more about broken appliances than actual ghosts. ( )