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Against the Grain
by Jay Hogan
Brimming with action and romance
As to be expected with a Jay Hogan book, there's a lot of sweet romance, a touch of action and drama involving the police, and so many life lessons.
It's great watching Miller open his eyes and grow to understand that we all possess privilege that others do not, even if we lack privilege in other areas.
There's so much going on in this book that it was almost too much to keep up with at times, but the stellar writing and character creation (plus appearances by series faves) are enough to keep everything on track.
There is some on and off page family violence, as well as some instances homophobic behaviour by non- main characters, so if that's a trigger for you, maybe leave this one alone.
Whilst this can be read as a standalone, I would suggest reading the first three books in the Auckland Med series first.
As to be expected with a Jay Hogan book, there's a lot of sweet romance, a touch of action and drama involving the police, and so many life lessons.
It's great watching Miller open his eyes and grow to understand that we all possess privilege that others do not, even if we lack privilege in other areas.
There's so much going on in this book that it was almost too much to keep up with at times, but the stellar writing and character creation (plus appearances by series faves) are enough to keep everything on track.
There is some on and off page family violence, as well as some instances homophobic behaviour by non- main characters, so if that's a trigger for you, maybe leave this one alone.
Whilst this can be read as a standalone, I would suggest reading the first three books in the Auckland Med series first.