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4.25 out of 5 stars for Light and Shadow! Linked here is a nice review from Feliz over at Reviews by JesseWave. The story of Cody, Nick and Ray continues to be a recommended read!
An excerpt from the review by Guest Reviewer Feliz:
…well-written story of endings and new beginnings.
First of all, this is a quiet book. Architect Cody comes to a small town in Oregon to renovate an old lighthouse. He meets and gets to know artist Nick, who is here on vacation with his partner Ray. Over the course of the next couple of weeks, Nick and Cody come closer, realizing they are kindred spirits. But Ray can also see the attraction, and starts fighting for Nick the only way he knows how: by guilt-tripping Nick
This story isn’t about cheating, and Cody is no relationship wrecker. Still, I can clearly see why some might think so and despise this story for it. The “normal” m/m trope would’ve had Ray out of the picture already, and Nick, wounded and hurt, find solace with Cody. This isn’t the case here. Ray IS still there, very present, and all three men have to deal with the fact that people can fall IN love, but can fall out of it too. I thought the premise of this book realistic and well executed, and I (c)an recommend it.
Read the entire review here:
Reviews By JesseWave: Light and Shadow
Thank you Feliz!
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