I enjoyed reading this book at most parts - well, mostly the scenes between Daniel and Rex (gaahhh... can I have one just like him?), Daniel and Ginger, and Daniel and Leo. Daniel's internal ramblings = golden! 
 And again, Rex - he's just the most perfect character ever. I just wanna cuddle with him all throughout the story. 
 Daniel is part a-hole and part character from the Les Miserables. There's something about him that you want to root for but there's also a selfish part of him that people might find off-putting. 
 And Rex - he's just the most perfect character ever. I just wanna cuddle with him all throughout the story. 
 Also, I seriously do not get Daniel's family though. It doesn't feel like it's about the whole gay thing because they've been like that since he was a kid. I almost wondered if he was actually adopted - seriously, I'm like - okay, part of the ending would be like, 
 Dad: Daniel, there's something you need to know. 
 Daniel: Uhm. Yes Dad? (insert inner monologue) 
 Dad: No. Do Not Call Me Dad. I am not your father. Your real dad left you at our doorsteps that's why we're all such a-holes towards you and your brothers - again, not your real brothers - use you as their punching bags. 
 Ugh. It's just so fucking strange. Now, don't even get me started with Collin. Ugh. Please author, do not make him a main character in your upcoming books. His dealio was so cliche it's almost funny. A redemption arc? Hah! No thanks! 
 The author's story telling was very pleasant though. At the beginning it feels too slow - like the pacing was snail-like slow but once it picked up when the MCs finally got together, the narration became fluid. 
 I'm on the fence about this book. There are some sucky moments in the book, but I just loved some of its characters especially Rex so yeah - I'd definitely read more from this author and see where this series will go from here. 
 Rating: 3 out of 5 stars