Don’t do copy/paste

Liam by Candice Blake

My rating: 2 of 5 stars


The first one is way better.

2 stars and I’m being nice. First of all I don’t like the copy/paste feeling of a story. If you want to do a series please be more creative. Secondly adding a book to a series that’s called ‘Single Dads club’ You kind of expect the setting to be around the club, only once did we visit the club in the book.

Liam and Shawn had sex once upon of time at a young age, they had a fall out and I guess you could say they went back into the closet. I don’t need to put a label on what they have/had but I think they are both gay in denial again the story is the same as Damon and Jess (book one) I’m not gay – yah right. I’m sorry but it get a bit boring. The jumping back and forth should help you understand why things went the way they did, I really just annoyed me. Maybe that’s not the authors fault, maybe I just disliked the story.

Take one pro basketball player and a successful businessman with a beautiful kid, the story is set out to. be great. But at the end I was like.. Not so much. I missed the ‘Single dads Club’ and would have loved it to play much bigger part in the story.

Both main characters are great – they had a fall out twenty years ago and when they meet all is forgiven, of cause it is, you would do that, wouldn’t you? If you ask me: Hell no. I would take a lot of time to earn my trust again.

The storyline could have been great. Maybe change the circumstances a bit, try at least to let the main characters to acknowledge they are gay and maybe had a fling with a woman and she got pregnant. Ok, I’ll just shut up now.



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