This story is full of great new characters, Aunt Linda is one of my favorites, but we also get to see old favorites. I love his tenacity, he never stopped pursuing Levi, however whenever Levi said he was uncomfortable with something Thane stopped and reflected and came at him from a different angle. Once he finds out that his parents relationship is not what he remembers it causes him to re-think his whole outlook. Jaded by his parents failed relationship he only has time to entertain escorts, never wanting feelings to get involved. Even though he’s struggling he never takes what Thane is trying to give because he has such strong self worth. Independent and strong, I love that about him.
Nurturing to his brothers, he never makes them feel guilty that he’s put his schooling on hold. I think the length helped Levi overcome his fears and put the doubts to rest without it feeling rushed or like he let Thane strong arm him.
There weren’t any parts where I felt like the story dragged along. Such a great read, it was a really long book but the story moved along at a decent pace the whole time. Just when Thane and Levi begin to figure it all out someone from Levi’s past shows back up to upset the delicate balance that they were just starting to enjoy. Levi is as independent as they come, bordering on control freak so Thane will have to prove he’s serious before Levi will let him in. In order for Thane to get what he wants he will need to stop wielding his money like a sword and trying to slay all of Levi’s dragons for him. Thane has the whole world in his grasp and has never found someone that couldn’t be bought until he sets his sights on Levi and finds out that not everything has a price. Thane is the owner of Reservations, a club for gay men to mingle, dance, eat dinner or find a partner for the night in a safe space. When Levi gets word that the coffee shop is going out of business he is left scrambling to find another job until one of his past patients makes him an offer that is too good to be true. Levi is working as a physical therapist and a coffee shop but can barely keep them afloat. Levi has had to put his dreams of finishing med school on the back burner and return home to raise his two younger brothers after his father loses his battle with cancer. I like how past characters always pop up throughout the book and thoroughly enjoy reading about them again. I love Kindle Alexander’s books so I was not so patiently waiting for this book to release.
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