I first read Tigers and Devils (the book before Tigerland) in December 2012. It was a book I instantly LOVED and is an all time favorite read of mine. When I read it, I immediately bought its sequel, Tigerland, but I couldn't bring myself to read it. See, it's not a story about another couple, it's the same couple from Tigers and Devils, Simon and Declan. I was so elated that Simon and Declan were finally happy together at the end of book one, that I just couldn't bring myself to read a sequel where they would surely face more challenges. I just really needed them to be happy together in my head for a while. 
 So, I got around to reading book two. I did a reread of Tigers and Devils first, and that was no chore. Still an incredible read! I went right on to Tigerland, and I'm kicking myself for waiting so long. If you haven't read Tigers and Devils, go read my review here: http://dirtygirlsgoodbooks.blogspot.c... and then get the book and read it. You must read it book one before continuing on to book two. Honestly, Tigerland could probably stand on it's own, but it's so much more enjoyable having already met the characters, so don't deprive yourself! 
 OK, so, if you've already read Tigers and Devils, read on for my Tigerland review. 
 It's few years after Tigers and Devils and Declan has retired from the AFL and is working as a commentator. Simon is now working at a community TV station developing shows with LBGT content. Life is good. Then Greg Heyward, retires from the AFL and comes out of the closet. He's Declan's ex, and he's decided to write a tell all book about his time in the AFL and, knowing it will sell books and win him time in the spotlight, his time with Declan. Simon and Declan don't exactly agree on the best way to handle this news, but they stumble through together. 
 This was a non-stop read for me. Well, ok, I had to stop, but I resented it! I tore through it without really making any notes to write a review on, which is a good indication that it was a great read for me! Declan and Simon are great together. Declan is so down to earth and Simon is so dramatic. They each need to deal with Heyward in their own way, and they support each other, but the friction it causes is stressful. 
 Fran and Roger are still on the scene and are now trying to become parents. The opening scene in the book was so hilarious I made my husband read it. Abe and Lisa are separated, and their relationship is another thread in this story. Sean Kennedy's humor is solid throughout the book, but there's also the heartclenching sweetness that made me love Tigers and Devils. 
 I highly recommend this book - but read in order!