I didn’t expect to love this book more than the two previous book. “Just because you hide under that hood, it doesn’t mean I don’t see you.” Kindly received an arc through Prologue and Prose The last page had a sort of promise in it. I did read it in one sit with only a very short night as break.Ĭan’t wait for the next story.hope there will be one. I loved the moments where dear Chris opens his mouth and glitters comes out of it. The hurt, comfort and in my opinion the whole story was pervasive and profound.Īn emotional and complex read, good developed and with a wonderful persistence in it. There is a lot of sexual tension and anticipation which was killing. you really got the feeling you get to know them, both complex, lovable and equally engaging. It didn’t waver at any moment.īoth Nate and Alex were put down with explicit characters. Nate is tenacious and inventive and helps Alex to open up with tiny little steps and that is just heartbreaking.Īn amazingly steady written story. And It hurts Alex deeply because he needs Nate with whole his being as a lover and a friend. Cooper who can’t put his white medical coat behind. Nate, always looking out for people in need, always being dr. that is the time where Nate enters his life. He has a terrible, horrible life where he is physical and emotionally abused by both parents.Īfter he get his hands on drugs he glides down. Where Nate struggles in his position as doctor, paramedic, drug counselor, friend and his strong attraction towards Alex.Īlex has a self esteem below zero and the only thing he can control are the moments of self harm.

Only we get to know Alex and his life full of abuse, pain and self harm. This story has the same timeline as in the previous stories from the moment Chris steps into the classroom and sit next to Alex. Nate was busy but noticed the cautious boy. When Nate sees Alex for the first time it’s when Chris needed medical help. beautiful, quiet, withdraw, elfin/angelic faced Alex.

Invisible Ink by Emma Jaye