3,5 stars rounding down

Roan Parrish writes damaged and/or flawed heroes and I love that about her but she rarely sends them to talk to someone even when they absolutely need to. Here though that wasn't the case thankfully. Matt needed therapy like nobody's business.

So this is my 2nd listen of this but first time leaving a review and I have to say that I didn't love it as much as the first time. Matt wasn't am easy character to like because he knew he had issues but wasn't inclined to do something about them apart than taking the easy way out and leaving. He loved Rhys and didn't want to lose him nor burden him with his past and how that had shaped him, he lived a breath away from panic attacks just by thinking that Rhys might get tired of him and dealing with him etc but doing something about before Rhys was having his own melt down... nope.

Rhys was everything Matt said, tall, blond, rambunctious and a ray of sunshine but as Caleb said the dude had major superhero syndrome that needed to be toned down to be able to see Matt's situation.

The story for all the established couple was gritty and sweet and heartbreaking. And thank Heavens Matt's and Rhys's kind of possessiveness aligned caused in any other pairing Rhys's possessiveness boarded unhealthy and abusive.

Greg is an excellent narrator and a joy to hear and really brought forth every emotion.

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