The premise for this book is a great one - a damaged guy (physically and emotionally) "meets" the love of his life via a fake phone sex ad, gets to know the "real" him via phone conversations but is almost phobic about actually meeting him face-to-face because of his scarred appearance. Meanwhile he and a stranger keep running into one another, and this stranger quickly overcomes his initial shock and revulsion of the scars and they make eye contact and smile when they see one another (one guess who the stranger is) Like I said - an interesting setup and plot. 
 It also has likeable characters, and the writing (for the most part) is smooth. So why only two stars? Quite honestly if this had been cut in half it probably would have been at least a 3.5* read. After the initial contact and establishment of their phone relationship the story just draaaaaged, and Riley's dogged resistance to giving Cameron a chance to prove he really was the good guy he seemed to be on the phone got old. 
 On the nitpicky side - the term "gay card" was way overused. 
 I may or may not read the sequel when it comes out - I would like to see their relationship progress and learn about the fire that caused Riley's scars, but I really hope the pacing picks up because otherwise it may hit TL;DR status.