I really liked the first half of this book, but by the second half things started to go downhill. I loved the premise...Danny is a confident, flamboyant, openly gay guy who meets Lance, a good-looking jock who is confused by his attraction to Danny. IMO, what really hurt the story was that it was told in the POV of Danny. The person we really needed to hear from was Lance. If this story had been told in the third person, or in alternating POVs, then this would have been a much better book. However, by only hearing Danny's side of the story, I really started not to like him and some of the things he did. In fact, someone agrees with me...DANNY HIMSELF! (view spoiler)[After Lance celebrated Danny's 21st birthday with him and they had that romantic night at the hotel, Danny just left without saying goodbye. "...I also knew that walking away without saying good-bye was a really shitty thing to do to Lance. As I stood there watching him sleep, I knew what I was about to do was wrong. He didn't deserve it...". I agree!!! It was shitty and he didn't deserve to be treated like that. If only Danny had had a simple conversation with Lance and explained that he couldn't continue to have a secret relationship, then the ball would have been in Lance's court and he could have at least understood where Danny was coming from. 
 Danny had it easy. He knew he was gay from a very young age and he had the unconditional love and support of his family and friends. His parents were brilliant. Danny could do no wrong in their eyes. (If only every child had parents like him.) So, I thought that Danny was a callous asshole for having no compassion for Lance and the difficulty he was having realizing that he was gay. (hide spoiler)] 
 Another part that bothered me was the quick wrap-up ending. Lance had to turn his life upside-down to get his HEA, yet we read none of that. Again, that was because everything was from Danny's POV.