For starter comments, refer to Elements of Retrofit, #1 in the series.

Clarity of Lines is the continuation of Thomas Elkin's story with the incorrigible and irresistible Cooper. Here they fall in love and survive more hurdles in getting their families onside for their unconventional relationship - their generation age gap that has Tom a month older than Cooper's dad. When Tom learns this, he admits he's thrown by it, but together they get beyond it quickly. I love the courage they show in this. And the self-deprecating humour. And the love and tenderness.

Perhaps because I was now familiar with the MCs and have such affection for them, that I enjoyed it even more that #1. Again, much enhanced by the smooth, friendly, totally Tom-appropriate voice of Nick J Russo. ( )

Nick J. Russo does a fantastic job narrating the audiobook!

In book two, Tom and Cooper make their relationship known to their family, and of course, it's not all flowers and sunshine, but they face any and all obstacles together. I appreciate that the plot wasn't overly dramatic, although I wish the ex-wife was portrayed differently.

Off to the last book! ( )

This one was a bit more dramatic, and I LOVED it. I really liked that it was fast-paced, and I loved that not every sex scene had to be described in detail, but I could still really feel their relationship. In this book, I fell in love with them. ( )

Rich with emotion. Tugs on the heart strings. Highly recommend.
My wish that instead of this being a three part series it was just one book. I would find it more enjoyable to read through the end. ( )

Rich with emotion. Tugs on the heart strings. Highly recommend.
My wish that instead of this being a three part series it was just one book. I would find it more enjoyable to read through the end. ( )