I really, really liked this book. Gideon and Micah are very lovable characters, even if I wanted to shake both of them to make them realize their own stupidity on several occasions.

When Gideon meets Micah he's so enthusiastic that he arranges their wedding for the same evening. But Micah doesn't remember anything the next morning, except the fact that he's very much attracted to the other man. Gideon is devastated and promises an annulment. Several back-and-forths later they both realize they're meant for each other - until Micah's father intervenes, trying to destroy them both.

The emotional intensity is high, the sex hot, and the story interesting enough to make me overlook the fact that it is somewhat unrealistic in places. A very nice modern fairy tale!


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