via goodreads
This is by far my most favorite Cameron Dane’s book. It’s sweet, romantic, moving and feels oh-so-realistic.
Recently divorced and out of the closet in his middle age, Noah Maitland is still testing the waters on the do’s and don’ts of dating another man. An all-around handyman, he stumbled upon the young blue-eyes Zane Halliday on his way to work. Zane who takes care of his brother and sister who go thrown up from their apartment was offered help by Noah that led to their eventual friendship. From there, both developed feelings for each other but for Noah, Zane’s age feels inappropriate for him while for Zane, his need to keep custody of his siblings prevents him from pursuing the older man.
Now this is one book that will make you feel so good and will make you want to fall in love after reading it. I love me some DILF. Haha. The romantic aspect of the book was very well captured by Dane’s writing similar to his “Dreaming In Color” novel. This books feels like watching a beautiful Disney fairy tell (yeah the M/M edition) – there’s the giddiness like a kid for the character, the contented sign with its happy-ever-after conclusion and that pure bliss just about the whole thing.
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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