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A review by suze_1624
Camouflage by Jon Keys
3.0
One of those books that didn’t grab me by the feels but was easy to read, with no major angst, despite the plot.
Luke and Nash have obviously met online for months so their relatively quick dive between the sheets wasn’t too much out of the blue - I would have enjoyed seeing how they met online though.
We get a lot of Luke’s ranch but I didn’t get a feel for its size, though he runs it on his own.
There are a number of crunch points between Luke and Nash as well as with Bobby, the college boys and others but they kind of faded away before they could hit us in the feels.
The issue of Nash’s ‘job’ in Atlanta is the only area of discord but I still wouldn’t say I felt all angsty about it - it is soon overtaken by bigger events anyway which is always a good way to put things in perspective. Again, would have liked more on Nash’s early life - all seemed a bit ‘oh, by the way’.
Luke and Nash have obviously met online for months so their relatively quick dive between the sheets wasn’t too much out of the blue - I would have enjoyed seeing how they met online though.
We get a lot of Luke’s ranch but I didn’t get a feel for its size, though he runs it on his own.
There are a number of crunch points between Luke and Nash as well as with Bobby, the college boys and others but they kind of faded away before they could hit us in the feels.
The issue of Nash’s ‘job’ in Atlanta is the only area of discord but I still wouldn’t say I felt all angsty about it - it is soon overtaken by bigger events anyway which is always a good way to put things in perspective. Again, would have liked more on Nash’s early life - all seemed a bit ‘oh, by the way’.