UPDATE: Old review, but I adore this series so much it get's fanart. This work is a part of my Project Disneyfy, so be sure to check it out for more LGBTQ+ book art! 
 I feel extremely lucky to have stumbled across this book. It has everything that I look for in a series; passion, action, drama, fluff, light comedy, and even a powerful reference to Red Riding Hood. 
 I was sucked into the emotions and felt the weight of a shift in mood. The contrast between scenes had me laughing out loud one moment, and stiff with anticipation the next. My heart sank when it was supposed to and I was thrown off guard at how well the suspense was treated. Very rarely can a book convince me to worry; even when you know the characters will make it to the next volume. Needless to say, I was quite impressed. 
 The sexual tension between the main characters was brilliantly utilized; their motives were evident, it was relatable, and mature - yet not unnecessarily erotic (mind you if it ever turned that way in later volumes I can already tell it would be tastefully done and more than welcome). Kirby takes her time building something real between the two boys. She knows how to please the audience without taking the risk of offending anyone. 
 I am excited to order the following books in this series, share the first volume with friends, and spread positive feedback to whomever I can. You will not regret picking it up!