Good Behavior was one I had mixed reactions with. The overall plot was good, and character development was okay - not well done but better than a flat stereotype. There were holes such as it had been 22 months since Nacho was released, yet in that time he had bought and rebuilt a teardrop trailer while working full time and then sold it and bought and rebuilt an airstream. Even without bad weather, this would take a bit longer than 22 months - even if he started on day 1 - which is highly unlikely. Sorry, but details like this really bug me. If it is a fantasy or paranormal I am much more flexible, but contemporary? The big ick factor for me was the power imbalance was so - - - just no! I learned I have a hard line when it comes to Doctor/patient scenarios. ( )

Ok this really was an amazing read, and I don’t think I’ve read about the dynamic between Nacho and Bram in this way before. This was also one of the first times that the taboo aspect did make me uncomfortable, but these two really were right for each other. So much more of the overarching story here which I’d say took up more of the book, but we still got a great feeling for these guys which I appreciated. ( )