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A review by suze_1624
Afraid to Fly by L.A. Witt
3.0
Despite both MC's dealing with severe PTSD and Travis with chronic pain, this is a fairly easy going story.
Clint and Travis have been giving the side eye to each other for a while so whilst their getting together is fairly quick, there has been build up. Both are older which I liked, though Travis does get to act like a teenage girl later one (in his head). And both have families.
Both have to live with restrictions so mostly what we get is their adjustments to each other - it is what any couple has to do but with added traumas both mental and physical. In some senses it is a bit too good to be true but nice to have that possibility there. Though I'm not sure how much office shenanigans they could get away with.
I enjoyed it, it is not going to be a wow story for me but does show you have to work for what you want.
Clint and Travis have been giving the side eye to each other for a while so whilst their getting together is fairly quick, there has been build up. Both are older which I liked, though Travis does get to act like a teenage girl later one (in his head). And both have families.
Both have to live with restrictions so mostly what we get is their adjustments to each other - it is what any couple has to do but with added traumas both mental and physical. In some senses it is a bit too good to be true but nice to have that possibility there. Though I'm not sure how much office shenanigans they could get away with.
I enjoyed it, it is not going to be a wow story for me but does show you have to work for what you want.