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A review by dejunk
Ghostwriter of Christmas Past by TA Moore
4.0
I really enjoyed this!
For a short story, TA Moore captured the past, present and future of Jason and Tom.
Jason is looking after his niece, (Mallory), after his brother's death. he takes her back to his childhood home where he meets up with his first love, Tom.
Each character was well fleshed out - Mallory, sullen teen who is coming to terms with the loss of her parents; Jason, trying to be there for Mallory and rediscovering his affection for Tom; and Tom, who, despite his best efforts, finds himself forgiving Jason for leaving years ago.
Both men dance around their re-attraction to each other, but when they decide that they have a chance together, they go all in.
I loved that this was pretty much drama-free.
4.5 stars; highly recommend!
For a short story, TA Moore captured the past, present and future of Jason and Tom.
Jason is looking after his niece, (Mallory), after his brother's death. he takes her back to his childhood home where he meets up with his first love, Tom.
Each character was well fleshed out - Mallory, sullen teen who is coming to terms with the loss of her parents; Jason, trying to be there for Mallory and rediscovering his affection for Tom; and Tom, who, despite his best efforts, finds himself forgiving Jason for leaving years ago.
Both men dance around their re-attraction to each other, but when they decide that they have a chance together, they go all in.
I loved that this was pretty much drama-free.
4.5 stars; highly recommend!