OMG, what does TJ Klune do to us in this story? I was taken on an emotional rollercoaster ride along with the main character of Bear, from whose point of view the story is told. It is present tense which I, personally, love, but it also goes off on tangents into the past, from Bear and then Otte...
Picking up from where the author left the story in the first book - Bear, Otter and the Kid are now settled into their new house called the Green Monstrosity. The names says it all folks! Anyhoo, this little family of three still have a lot in their hands as they face their future together. The K...
Review to come later. Just let me say: DAMN. This was awesome. I loved how things got better for everyone. My heart broke a little with the epilogue and I now have a much clearer idea of what to expect in the next book (which I'm starting right away, of course). I loved the new characters... Yes,...
3.5 starsThe Kid was more believable here and I liked the introduction of Isaiah. It was nice to catch up with Bear and Otter, but I've got enough craziness going on in my own head and I don't necessarily need to read Bear's brain cycling through the gears... I read to escape that! I will say t...
T J Klune io ti lovvo!Sarò seria per un paio di righe appena, non di più promesso. Inizio col parlare di un aspetto molto importante e gradito cioè l'impostazione della scrittura. L’aver scelto il dialogo diretto narratore-lettore è la formula utilizzata e che rompe subito l’inganno insito in ogn...
I love Dom & Ty as a couple, but I was disappointed with the lack of Dom in the book. The crossover with the other characters was fun to read (even though I haven't read that other novel yet) but I really wanted more "alone time" for Dom and Ty. I was also annoyed that Ty had to do all this atoni...
10 out of 10. Dom is my favourite role in book 2 because he was sooooo subtle. At one point that I thought I might have to accept the Kid would lose Dom but they ended fine, a relief.I particular liked the fact that Tyson in the end chose a different career path from what everyone would expect fo...
OK - I like a gay romance as much as the next person, but OMG this book had me cracking up. It was excellent. I can't give anything away, but if you can make it pass the first chapter without a snort, guffaw or a belly rumble, you are a heartless, humorous-less soul that needs some cheer in you l...
A stand alone book but the characters appear in Book 3 "The Art of Breathing" in the Bear, Otter and Kid series. This is a very enjoyable, humorous love story. I am definitely a TJ Klune fan!!It was great to see a follow-up on the characters in Book 3 because I was not expecting it. However, y...
Left to take care of his 6 year old brother when he was still in high school, Bear has been getting by and is now, three years later, in a good place. He knows he can take care of the Kid and has an on again, off again girlfriend who helps him out. Until his best friend's big brother, Otter, re...
Chills, thrills, giggles and holding my breath...that's what this book is made of. I'll agree with other reviewers who have said the same with regards to once you pick this book up and start it it's very hard to lay it down, even to breathe, eat or sleep.The way Ty aka Kid is fantastic, a ball of...
Awaiting a movie of this !!!!!! This book should be on every goodreads listopia list in the romance category. It transcends the genre of gay vs straight romance. Being a fan of TJ's previous books when I saw that it was in an anthology, I almost past it by because I like involved stories and so m...
“How many are you?” Cavalo asked the prisoner. Thomas, who was now in the cell that Lucas had been in, said nothing. His knee had been wrapped by SIRS. His face was bruised. He hadn’t spoken since he’d been placed in the cell. That did not change now. Food was not eaten. Water was not drunk. He s...
Cal has been quiet ever since I asked him about guarding my father, but the sunrise seems to soothe him, at least partially. He smiles at me as I yawn big, my jaw cracking. My eyes droop and my chin falls to my chest before I jerk awake.“I gotta get some sleep,” I mumble at him. He nods and pulls...
Paul Auster doesn’t. Paul doesn’t believe in much at all. He’s thirty, slightly overweight, and his best features are his acerbic wit and the color commentary he provides as life passes him by. His closest friends are a two-legged dog named Wheels and a quasibipolar drag queen named Helena Handba...
He could see it in the way the storms came, wetter and warmer, the snow thick and heavy. He felt as if he hadn’t seen the green of the trees in years. He missed it. He thought maybe he would cut down her tree, just to see it done. But he could decide that later. He had to focus now. Cavalo stoppe...
For example, if you wear drab and dark colors all the time, you may be considered a “Goth” or “Repressed Suburban White Kid.” If you wear sports shorts and tank tops everywhere you go, people might assume you are a basketball player or a lazy college student. Men in suits or women in power suits ...
Klune - Bear, Otter, and the Kid 1 - Bear, Otter, and the Kid 6. Where Bear Hears a Story and Makes a Decision “ HIYA, Bear!” Ty shouts as I pull up in front of the school. He says goodbye to some of his friends and tramples his way through the crowd. I grin as he almost knocks a girl down that h...
20. Where Tyson Beholds the Awesome Wonder That Is Paul Auster EVER HAD to sleep next to someone while making a conscious effort not to touch them accidentally at any point during the night? Especially when said bedmate apparently considers normal sleepwear to be some ...
I was in the lab jotting down the Rock Column Thing (pending a new and much more awesome name) I’d done the night before into my Grimoire. I thought I’d gotten the basics behind it, but it would take time to go more in depth, and I’d only been at it an hour or so. &n...