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A review by reading_rainy
Crossing the Touchline by Jay Hogan
3.5
I highly recommend avoiding this story if you have a problem with people deep in the closet. About 85% of this book is the MMCs fear of getting caught. Granted, he has some seriously legitimate reasons for staying in the closet, but my heart hurt so bad for him a majority of this story.
Ruben is a Professional rugby player in New Zealand. He is an amazing uncle to his nephew. Does his best to support his brother who works at a motorcycle garage. They have one of the worst fathers I have ever read.
Cameron is a charge nurse at a local hospital. Known for his outrageous clothing choices, guyliner, occasional sparkles and generous personality.
This is a slow burn, and takes place over many years. Angsty AF. When they finally survive all the drama and come out the other side, it is glorious!
Gary Furlong does another great job with his voice acting.
Ruben is a Professional rugby player in New Zealand. He is an amazing uncle to his nephew. Does his best to support his brother who works at a motorcycle garage. They have one of the worst fathers I have ever read.
Cameron is a charge nurse at a local hospital. Known for his outrageous clothing choices, guyliner, occasional sparkles and generous personality.
This is a slow burn, and takes place over many years. Angsty AF. When they finally survive all the drama and come out the other side, it is glorious!
Gary Furlong does another great job with his voice acting.