3.5

My least favorite in the series so far. The romance and relationship felt rushed; I didn’t feel it as much as with the other couples. I did enjoy Darien’s throwing himself full force into a gay relationship, and his determined pursuing of Chris. I think the book would have been better with dual POV, Chris had too much baggage from before and it influenced him too much to be fully explained through Darien. The sex was hot as always. ( )

The only thing that bugged me about this book was that it seemed that Darien sure did discover he was gay all of the sudden (although to be fair you would probably call it bi-sexual). It was as if he said, "hey, all of my friends are in happy gay relationships and I want to be happy, so I should be gay!"


This entire series has a surreal appeal to it, although I can not imagine that it is highly accurate in gay / lesbian lifestyle.

What I like about this author is her voice, there is just something lighthearted and pure about the writing that just leaves you happy.

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Another hit from Mykles! ( )

Bingo! The last story (I really hope not) in the Heaven Sent series tells us about Darien. He is an hearthy guy, kind and funny, a real next door boy. He wants make no harm, but he feels pretty alone among all his paired friends. So he suddenly decides to marry. But he puts no heart in the matter and obviously thing goes wrong.

Helping him in dealing the divorce there is Christopher Faith, a good friend of Hell. Chris is openly gay, but he doesn't flaunt it around. He is pretty sure of his own and is a quite and handsome guy. Darien is fascinating. He has ever admited that a guy could be handsome, like Johnnie or Luc, but he has never felt something near sexual for them. But Chris is another matter. Darien wants him and can see that also Chris is attracted... so no harm to noone if they enjoy themself, isn't it?

But when things go further than a sexual fling, it is time for Darien to read really inside himself and for Chris to admit that it is not only sex with Darien. With trust and faith they can build something together.

Darien is really tender character. He has not bad feelings, he is really a good boy. Everyone likes him, and I'm no different. You can't dislike him, it is like hating a puppy or a kitten. He looks at you with big eyes and you are smitten. Like Chris.

Chris is a surprise. Giving that Darien is a straight guy that for the first time approaches a man, you expect him to be attracted by a cute and submissive type. Instead Chris is like an old strong oak tree: steady and protective. He can meld with the background but he is impressive. And has a firm hand.

Jet Mykles' stories are really simple and enjoyble but they hook you completely: you can't close the book unless you have finished it. Even if you know that you will find you happily ever after, you have to reach it and enjoy it in a rush and then immediately turn back to reread it!

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