The book begins with tall and gangly Ethan Monroe following his high school sweetheart Blake to college only to get dumped on his first day there. 
 Enter the mysterious Wyatt Reese. Blake's roommate and possibly his straight roommate. Ethan's intention upon approaching Wyatt was to get information on how to win Blake back. As he got to know the guy and their friendship deepens, Ethan thought it's time to move forward from his ex and ventured into a new goal of making Wyatt believe that what they have is worth taking a chance. 
 I loved that even if the book is told entirely from Ethan's POV, the author was still able to explore each (other) characters and their personalities. I loved the attention the author gave to Waardenburg syndrome. I find it refreshing when the main character/s isn't all supermodel in appearance where it almost always seemed like the prevailing pattern into describing physical perfection for book characters. Ethan is not physically godlike here. Wyatt isn't Christian Grey material either but both guys are realistically regular guys you can easily relate to. So that's me basically saying that I both loved Ethan and Wyatt and thought they're perfectly matched because of their opposite personality. Opposites attract yeah? 
 I also liked Ethan's friends. Connor and Makayla are fabulous secondary characters! Both should be back for more because what is college life without your regular booze-buddy and your humans vs zombies playmates? 
 Overall, it was a perfect read for me. I won't change anything in it because I'm perfectly content with the characters, their personality and the storyline and to where it is going in the future. This one I highly recommend. 
 Rating: 5 out of 5 stars 
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