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A review by beeziereadsromance
Liam Davis & The Raven by Anyta Sunday
5.0
DisABILITY positive romance, super well done
This romance has two characters who are not typically romantic leads: Liam, the protag, doesn't think or feel the same way most people do. He is profoundly logical and struggles to express feelings. Then he meets Quinn.
Hunter is a supporting character, in more ways than one. He is paraplegic and determined to live his fullest life. Particularly great is Hunter's frank and fabulous sex positive explanation of how he does sex.
My favourite thing about this book is that neither Liam nor Hunter is apologetic about who they are; better yet, Liam doesn't have to change his essential being to be loved: he is already loveable. The changes he does make are big for him, but they don't change who he is as a person.
Great read.
This romance has two characters who are not typically romantic leads: Liam, the protag, doesn't think or feel the same way most people do. He is profoundly logical and struggles to express feelings. Then he meets Quinn.
Hunter is a supporting character, in more ways than one. He is paraplegic and determined to live his fullest life. Particularly great is Hunter's frank and fabulous sex positive explanation of how he does sex.
My favourite thing about this book is that neither Liam nor Hunter is apologetic about who they are; better yet, Liam doesn't have to change his essential being to be loved: he is already loveable. The changes he does make are big for him, but they don't change who he is as a person.
Great read.