I received this book via Goodreads' Don't Buy My Love program, in exchange for my honest review. 
 2.5 stars. 
 Ryan, Boone and Greg have been best pals since grade school. Greg and Boone came out as gay in their teens, which was hard for Ryan to accept. He did maintain their friendship, but lately he's noticing that he's interested in Boone, the free and easy friend who never sticks with anybody... 
 While coming to terms with his unwanted attraction Ryan is injured in a car wreck and Boone steps in to care for him. Boone has long harbored an attraction for his straight friend, and is really surprised when they have a heart-to-heart which brings them together. 
 This book was okay. I didn't feel a strong connection to either MC, and I really wanted to kick Boone in the neck for his abhorrent behavior when Ryan wanted to make up from their break up. There was a cute little side bit of a *maybe* real Santa, who gave Ryan the push he needed when he needed it. Unfortunately, I felt the story was a bit incomplete regarding a romantic connection and setting. I get that Ryan was scared to come out--many people are, and Boone's behavior regarding it was just uncalled for. For that matter, all of Ryan's gay friends were extremely judgmental and rude, Greg included. They were total jerks on my side of the page, and I wondered why Ryan would even bother mending fences. 
 Also, the book is mostly a fade-to-black romance which made it pretty forgettable, for me. There was a lot of points for the story to really dig deep and get me invested, but it mostly fell short of engaging me. When the strongest emotion I experience in a book is anger, I know it's not my book...