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___tamara___'s review against another edition
3.0
An extremely annoying MC with what can be only described as a head way too big for his shoulders, and that's only cause English is not my mother tongue and I can't think of a word describing exactly what I mean. I have quite a few very delicious swearwords for him in Serbian though.
You have the other MC who might as well be a doormat.
The only character who acts reasonably in this whole story is the doormat's sister.
The good thing is that by the end of the book, the big headed guy pulls his head out of his ass just a little (enough that he becomes just mildly detestable), and the doormat... well, he pretty much stays a doormat.
But in spite of all of that, it really is an okay book.
drez80's review against another edition
2.0
Did anyone like Dean?! I don't mind the character who isn't sure he's gay or bi because he only seems to like this one guy because they usually have thoughts about liking and/or loving the other guy, they just can't tell him, or they don't know how to handle their feelings; however, Dean was a a total douche bag. I admit he did have a few thoughts where he thought he cared about Jay, but most of his thoughts were about how he was egotistical and selfish because he didn't love Jay and never would, but he couldn't walk away. I really wish Jay would have put up a bigger fight about Dean's issues, and I wish he would have walked away and stayed away from Dean... I think he deserves to much better.
dreamerfreak's review against another edition
4.0
This is an intriguing "gay-for-you" kind of romance. Dean's stuggle with his feelings for Jay is very angsty, but also bluntly honest... after he gets past lying to himself. Dean is and odd character to relate to, because a lot of the time he can be a jerk without even realizing it. But then I think we all have those moments. :) I enjoyed this book, even as a re-read, and I liked (and hated) the blunt flaws of all the characters. It felt honest to me.
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