Ultimately disappointing. I didn't mind the characters but it was not well written and for a short book, it bogged down in the middle and got quite boring. I felt Vincent should have been more engaging but he felt quite flat to me, and I didn't care enough for him or Travis or their rel. It had a few readable momemnts but ultimately didn't add up.

Okay, that was a terrible review, rereading it a week later I couldn't even recall which book it was describing. Travis is the war vet with the bad leg that lives in some awful southern town, who comes to Boston for his gay brother's wedding and then asks his gay brother-in-laws gay father to find him a date (this is the 4th in a series) He meets some nice guys, but the one that catches his eye is hte maitre d' at the restaurant, the totally out and queen Vincent. Vincent follows him to his one horse town and conspires to get him out, using hte prejudices of the local townsfolk to help Travis break free.

I wanted to read a more out there gay character (as a opposed to a timid young one) and this kind of satisfied but Vincent wasnt real enough for me and ultimately the story is completely forgetable. ( )