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Always A Sinner (2000)

by Avril Ashton(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 4

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review 1: Angelo and Gabe are both big pussies and that's giving pussies a bad name. This was so fucking awful. I enjoyed Gabe's letters showing his pain when Angelo set him free and went to prison. Gabe explained that he'll never leave Angelo and all is hunky dory. Then the question of kids come up and Gabe goes half cock back to Connecticut and doesn't even want to discuss why he's so upset with Angelo. Fucking ridiculous. Angst just for angst's sake. Then three weeks away and he miraculously decides he wants kids, biological ones. Stupid, stupid, stupid.Angelo and Gabe should be Angela and Gabriella. Oh no, that's giving the fairer sex a bad name as well. FUCK!
review 2: So, this is a pretty good story. Why? Assuming you read the first book, you know if they end up ... moretogether or not. Because this story takes place between the last scene of the book and the epilogue.But does that keep you from wanting to tear up sometimes, sitting on the edge while you read this. Nope. You still do. There might be a moment you forget that you know if they pull through or not. This short story isn't all lovey dovey. There is turmoil. Which is nice, in my opinion. It makes Angelo(Rafe) and Gabe aren't perfect. They have to work on keeping the relationship going strong. Not everything is perfect and this shows how emotions come into play.One little question and it throws their relationship through a rough spin cycle. "Do you want kids?" less

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