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A review by mugsandpugs
Singing in the Wilderness by Eleanor Kos
5.0
I want to talk about how much I LOVE these books, and the author's careful wordbuilding! This has been my favorite of the series so far! I love everything about it-- the band and all its memorable members; Jazz's kind side; Jazz's darker side that he's just now beginning to investigate.
How none of the characters are 2-dimensional; not even Ian, who could by all rights fit the "jealous ex" stereotype.
I like how David's starting to open up-- not just to Jazz, but to his friends as well. How admitting his feelings is even more frightening for him than his dangerous hobbies.
And as far as the erotica-- this hit my buttons a lot more than it didn't, and that's saying a lot because I'm weird and fickle when it comes to stuff like that. I love how they dealt with sub-drop and an alternative to safe words in particular.
How none of the characters are 2-dimensional; not even Ian, who could by all rights fit the "jealous ex" stereotype.
I like how David's starting to open up-- not just to Jazz, but to his friends as well. How admitting his feelings is even more frightening for him than his dangerous hobbies.
And as far as the erotica-- this hit my buttons a lot more than it didn't, and that's saying a lot because I'm weird and fickle when it comes to stuff like that. I love how they dealt with sub-drop and an alternative to safe words in particular.