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A review by suze_1624
Prelude by Venona Keyes, Shira Anthony
4.0
I've enjoyed all the Blue Notes books. This one took a bit longer to get going for me. However, it did get going and I enjoyed it.
david was a mass of contradictions : the original poor little rich boy, confident on stage, not socially confident. I felt very deeply for David - he just needed to have someone to show him how to love and live.
Alex was the original poor boy made good. I would have liked more background on how he clawed himself up to be able to get more of a feeling for him.
Their journey to happiness was frought by David's inability to form normal attachments, despite Alex's best (and good) efforts to make him feel wanted and loved. It was good to see David gradually believing in his ability to connect.
I would prob rate at 3.5 but liked enough, and like the series, to rate here at 4
david was a mass of contradictions : the original poor little rich boy, confident on stage, not socially confident. I felt very deeply for David - he just needed to have someone to show him how to love and live.
Alex was the original poor boy made good. I would have liked more background on how he clawed himself up to be able to get more of a feeling for him.
Their journey to happiness was frought by David's inability to form normal attachments, despite Alex's best (and good) efforts to make him feel wanted and loved. It was good to see David gradually believing in his ability to connect.
I would prob rate at 3.5 but liked enough, and like the series, to rate here at 4