This short, first book in a series was a good start. I liked both Ryan and Lee though they seemed to be opposites. The beginning was a bit confusing as I didn't know what Ryan had to deliver to Lee personally. The conflicting emotions that ran through the story has me hungry for the next book. ( )

Short and intense, this story is about two young men who were separated four years ago but never lost touch despite the physical distance.

When Lee's mother, who abused him when he was younger, dies it is Ryan's job to let Lee know. The description of his fears and the intensity of the reunion is touching and real. I liked the fact that Lee took his time to digest the news and come to terms with his ambivalent feelings. Ryan's patience is hard-won but serves them both well. ( )