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Domestic Relations (2012)

by K-lee Klein(Favorite Author)

3.47 of 5 Votes: 1

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English

genre

Romance

publisher

Less Than Three Press LLC

review 1: Sometimes we start down a path and realize that finishing the course of it may very well lose us the very things we set out to save. Riley has a terrible secret and his partner Josh knows that something is causing his lover’s life to unravel but can only hope that somehow Riley will trust him enough to come clean.While Josh suspects everything from an affair to the possibility of Riley leaving him outright, he tenaciously hangs on and weathers the worst storm of their six year relationship. With Josh’s amazing support, Riley is finally able to put his nightmare of a past behind him and fully confess to Josh all the secrets that have become the nightmare he is living.Domestic Relations is the story of two up and coming hotshot lawyers, who also happen to be best friends... more and lovers. At the onset, there is an obvious tension that pervades their lives and it is all due to the secrets Riley has been keeping from Josh.K-lee Klein once again proves herself to be the queen in writing love stories that are not only grounded in reality but so well done that you automatically want to reach for her next novel without hesitation. This author has the uncanny gift of making fiction come alive, writing story lines that are plausible, and creating characters that are real, living, breathing people on the page.As I followed the turmoil that Riley’s decisions and secrets produced in both himself and Josh, I was once more swept up into the fictional lives of two men who more than once stole my heart and made me gnash my teeth in frustration. I clutched my kindle in despair when it seemed that this relationship was doomed and sighed with relief when Josh (who I secretly want to marry) gave Riley yet one more chance to confess and bring their partnership back on track.This is the tell-tell sign of excellent writing–that it grabs us up and hurls us unflinchingly into the story and carries us along to the last words on the page.
review 2: Man, this is one hot book. For all their insecurities and angst, there is still much lust between this pair. So that was good.I struggled a bit with the style. It was often repetitive, even using the same words and phrases over. That Riley held all those secrets in for three years was slightly unbelieveable, and I hope he got that ulcer looked at (What? I worry okay?)Josh's strength and loyalty were great, Bubba was great, and I wished we could have had more Jared & Byron, and David and his men.Angsty but nicely balanced with humour & warmth. less

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