Slick's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 I can't tell you how many times I've finished a book by author L.A. Witt (Ann Gallagher, Lauren Gallagher) and said, "What the hell did I just read?" I just did it again with Hiatus and I don't say that as a bad thing, I say it because she puts so much into her books that your brain just needs time to absorb it all and process it. Hiatus is a very, very good book and it tackles a multitude of issues, but it is also one hell of a love story between three men (yes, you read that right three men). There are moments of pain, moments of joy, moments of sadness, a whole lot of self reflection and compromise, but through it all there is love and in the end it is love that saves them all. 
 Cam and Theo have been together for over 15 years and married for many of those years and while they occasionally asked a third to join them for the past four and a half years Nate has been a part of them. While on tour with his band Nate looks forward to the days that Cam and Theo fly in to meet him, until Cam arrives to share the news that he and Theo have separated. While they both assure Nate they are working on their relationship and that what they feel for him hasn't changed, Nate's world is thrown into a tailspin as he tours around the country, spending time with Cam and Theo when they travel to him separately all while struggling to figure out what happened and how he can help. Honestly as bad as I felt for Cam and Theo in this book, my heart hurt for Nate so much. 
 This is a really hard review to write because I don't want to spoil this story; so I will say that both Cam and Theo have individual personal issues that have put their relationship in tatters. They aren't communicating at all and are both too scared and stubborn to seek outside help. While Nate tries to help them it become obvious that he can't help them when they refuse to help themselves and makes a drastic decision which has a snowball effect on them all. 
 I appreciated the very complex nature of this story; the toll mental health issues have not only on the individual dealing with them, but their relationships with others as well. There wasn't an easy answer to their problems and there was fallout for all three of these men, but hard work, time and some outside help put them back together stronger and better equipped to deal with anything life throws their way. 
 While this book does have a Hollywood worthy ending and it is most definitely a love story, there isn't a lot of romance in this book. What there is however is a married couple and the man they both love and have accepted in their lives as a third working very hard to repair what they had and ensure they live happily ever after. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.