Charnel's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4 Stars 
 A great group of friends Jake, Adam, Kyle, and Brendan have grown up together. Then suddenly Adam changes things. At 25 Adam leaves the close knit group, not to be seen or heard of for 5 years. The only person who has any idea why is Jake; Jake thinks he's the blame for putting his feelings on Adam but with Adam being gone for 5 years no one really knows but Adam. 
 Told from Jake's perspective we see what happens when the love of your life leaves and then all of a sudden returns. One day Adam was there kissing Jake and making all of Jakes dreams come true the next day Adam's gone not to be seen or heard again for 5 years. How do you forgive your best friend for leaving? How do you get past the love of your life disappearing on you? Can you go back? Do you even really want to? There's a lot of back and forth on Jake's part but I must say I felt like it was natural, you don't just jump into a relationship and put your trust in someone that has broken your heart before. 
 Adam reasons for leaving are personal and valid; I think if he wouldn't have left he wouldn't be the greatly successful, wonderful man he has become. I don't think Adam could have discovered himself if he would have stayed around Jake, Kyle and Brendan. Adam would probably have stayed hidden in the closet afraid of being judged. 
 Adam has come back for Jake but there are the other two friends in the group who have been abandoned by Adam as well, they of course have opinions about Jake and Adam's relationship. 
 Four Corners is an emotionally charged story and I really fell for Jake "Jacky" and Adam "Rosie" from the start. There are many flashbacks that show the men as young boys and growing up that molds this story together. Ms. McMurray's writing read like a movie I did not want to end; I could picture everything so clearly. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.