Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 *Reviewer warning: This book contains memories of past abuse and hints of current abuse to GLBT youth. 
 Best friends since childhood Trevor and Jamie's relationship has grown strained to the point that Jamie is thinking of pulling up stakes and moving away but finding Trevor clinging to life changes that especially when Trevor wakes up with trauma induced amnesia and Jamie is the only one that makes him feel safe and sane. I was so caught up in these two men, in their long friendship of Jamie wanting Trevor whom he's always known as straight and Trevor awakening from a coma and apparently not straight, of the twisted and sordid past coming in to haunt them both and both coming to terms with a new and exciting relationship one Jamie worries will end when Trevor's memory returns. 
 These two must climb obstacle after obstacle, face down demons known and some a little more sneaky, and through it all they must deal with facing the town as their relationship becomes known. Much happens not only between Trevor and Jamie but in the investigation into Trevor's accident with the agent he's been working with and the heinous crimes taking place under the noses of the residents of this sleepy New Mexico town. 
 I enjoyed this story very much and it laid a very good foundation for the series but at times it seemed to drag however, I'm not sorry I read it and I was very happy to see these two again in the second book.