Date published: June 2013
ISBN: 978-62380-753-5
Genre: Contemporary
E-book
Obtained via publisher
Reviewed by: Marieke
This is a collection of short stories from all the books in the home
series to celebrate the overturning of DOMA.
For ‘Love at First Sight’
Jonathan and his son Sam are going to ask David to marry them. Sam blows the
surprise but of course that doesn’t change the answer of David.
It’s a very sweet but very short story. That might be my only
complaint, it’s very short.
Home Again. Noah and Clark are very happy together and nothing will ever change
that again, not even the right to get legally married. Noah doesn’t need
someone else to tell them what they are to each other.
This is a typical Noah and Clark story, very straight to the point but
also very loving. But just like the others, way too short when you like to know
more about what happened to the characters from the Home Series.
Just What The Truth Is. Micah and Ben have a family now and that turns out to be very hectic.
They both love it and wouldn’t change a single thing.
Mica has a surprise for Ben and takes his away for a night to ask him
to marry him, now that DOMA has been overturned.
This is a very romantic little story. Very sweet and funny.
The One Who Saves Me. Caleb and Andrew have bought a house together and try to manage the
parents from both sides during the holidays. Their lives are pretty much what
they want it to be. Andrew doesn’t believe in marriage and doesn’t want to get
married, which Caleb understands completely with the marriage Andrews parents
have.
This was maybe the only story I was a bit disappointed in, I had truly
hoped Andrew would overcome his fear for Caleb. But the love is still there, so
all is well.
He Completes Me. Aaron is a romantic and Zach knows it. Zach used to be a cynic, but
slowly he’s turning into a more romantic version of himself. He knows that
when DOMA is overturned and marriage is legal for them, Aaron will want to tie
the knot as soon as possible. He arranges almost plans the whole wedding in
advance.
Zach and Aaron are my favorite couple, in the home series and in this
anthology. They are so funny but so sweet together. This story is again
written in the typical Zach and Aaron style, very well done.
Where He Ends And I Begin. Jake and Nate have a peaceful live with their daughter. They are
happy. The news about DOMA does not really change anything for them, because
they got secretly married in New York a year before.
It’s kind of a disappointment but also not. The fact that there is no
one falling on his knee to pop the question for one of the strongest couples in
the series is kind of sad, but the again they secretly eloped which is so
romantic.
All in all this is a wonderful collection of short stories. The fact
that they are really short is the only bad thing I can say about it.
This is not an endorsement of this book. This is an objective unbiased
review.
Cardeno C
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