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A review by kyrumption08
Quite the Pair by Beth C. Greenberg
3.0
Finally, my boys are back.
I want to thank Beth C Greenberg for kindly choosing me as one of the people who got to read this early, thank you!!
I have to say I was a bit heartbroken when I found out Pan's one true love wasn't Q, but I did really end up rooting for him and his beloved. However, I wish the sex scenes hadn't been fade to black.
This wasn't my favourite of the series but I really look forward to Q finding his true love.
SPOILERS
I had a complicated relationship with the writing for Reed as a disabled character. On one hand, I liked how he described himself and how he felt about his disability. On the other hand, Pan saying he would be careful and the man's limp was a reminder of that was not a pleasant time. I also resent that he said his 'manly ego could only accept so many disability checks'. It felt inappropriate as plenty of men are disabled and there is noting ego bruising about that.
I want to thank Beth C Greenberg for kindly choosing me as one of the people who got to read this early, thank you!!
I have to say I was a bit heartbroken when I found out Pan's one true love wasn't Q, but I did really end up rooting for him and his beloved. However, I wish the sex scenes hadn't been fade to black.
This wasn't my favourite of the series but I really look forward to Q finding his true love.
SPOILERS
I had a complicated relationship with the writing for Reed as a disabled character. On one hand, I liked how he described himself and how he felt about his disability. On the other hand, Pan saying he would be careful and the man's limp was a reminder of that was not a pleasant time. I also resent that he said his 'manly ego could only accept so many disability checks'. It felt inappropriate as plenty of men are disabled and there is noting ego bruising about that.