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![]() Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. ![]() ![]() I don't review often but this one deserved it. Hart broke my heart with this one. She has a gift for getting you inside the heads of her characters. She makes you see and feel as if you are right there in their heads with them. She doesn't pull any punches either. This book is smothered in the aftermath of a suicide. It gives a very honest and raw glimpse into how a person's death has affected two people's lives and forever changed them. It shows the very real struggles of depression, mental illness, addiction, etc. and how getting help isn't always as easy as picking up a phone. Sometimes you have to fight for the help you need. (as wrong and as sad as that is.) There is also the look at how differently two people can see the world even when they are in the same situations together. This is not a book to pick up for light reading. It is full of pain and loss and countless triggers. But it also has a beautiful and raw side to it that made me feel it was worth it as well. Be warned that there is a homosexual relationship at the core of this story (which the description is very clear about). I am aware that that can be an issue for some but is all you take away from this book is "but they were gay" then you completely missed the point and are missing out on the true value their stories have to offer. Also, you may want some tissues. It takes a lot to get me to cry. I almost never even tear up at a book or movie but this one... I was reading while waiting for everyone else to arrive. As they did they were speaking to each other so i said I was going to finish the chapter (like a page and a half) then put it away. They started looking at me concerned as I put the kindle away because my eyes were so watery. I had to take several breaths and ask them to distract me so that I wouldn't full on cry right there in the restaurant. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
Zack lost his job, his apartment, and his hope, which is why he ends up on the roof of a high rise, certain that one final step will solve his problems. But a mysterious stranger named Rob happens to be on the roof that night too. He talks Zack down, convincing him there's still hope left in the world. Zack thinks maybe he's right, which is why he's shocked when he turns on the news the next morning to find out Rob jumped himself. Disturbed and confused, he searches for answers, starting with Rob's brother Tommy Rayburn. It's been Tommy's job to take care of his brother since they were kids, taking the blows from their father so Rob wouldn't have to. Tommy thought he could protect him, even if it meant carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders. Considering Rob threw himself off a building, he obviously couldn't. Then he meets Zack, a friend of Rob's who's suspiciously evasive about how they knew each other. But they're both grieving and determined to find out why Rob jumped. Answers don't come easily, and soon they're soothing each other with sweat-slicked, passionate encounters. Hot as things get in the bedroom, it doesn't take them long to realize there's more between them than mind-blowing sex and their pain. But the heaviness is still there, threatening to pull them under, and if they can't open up with each other to lighten the load, the weight just might be enough to crush them both. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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