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Un/Common Ground (2000)

by Arielle Pierce(Favorite Author)

3.66 of 5 Votes: 1

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review 1: Young Adult based but with moving emotion that one cannot help but feel. Its was such a beautiful plot and from the get go... I wanted more. This short story could use reworking into a full novel.... about the struggle that comes after. As someone that believes.... its your very right to love whom you want to love... no matter race, place or creed .... this one once again shows us that there is still room in the world for acceptance, unconditional love. So do yourself a favor and read it.
review 2: I often complain about the length of a story because if I like it the end often comes much too soon but here ... here I like the story and the length is perfect. We see the beginning of a love story with a problematic background because of the homophobe culture in on... moree of the MCs home country. We get an idea what homophobia can do if it's deep rooted in a culture but only an idea because after all it's a romance and no drama - and the romance parts are working quite well for me. I really feel the connection between both guys, I completely understood their short fight and couldn't stop smiling while reading Matt's declaration near the end of the story but what I appreciated most: there is no HEA for the sake of a HEA. In a story about a evolving love there can be no final solution for their problem but they seem to be willing to take step after step and cherish what they have. Just let it grow, guys, and I cross my thumb that you succeed ... less

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