I liked the start of the book. I thought it was a great depiction of someone with a physical disability and some trauma struggles. After that, though, it was too much insta-love. Some editing issues also annoyed me after paying $7.50. ( )

There are a wide variety of stories in this anthology. Some appealed more to me than others. Some I struggled with, others I loved. A few were only about sex... nothing more. Others had relationships that were developing in them.

My gripe about short stories truly comes in force here... there just isn't enough about the whole. You get a glimpse into these characters lives...but just a glimpse... You either have the very beginning, or you miss out on that. And to be honest, I want more. These leave me slightly unsatisfied... I feel like I've been to the movies, but got in too late and had to leave early. But that's the nature of the beast I suppose, and the reason I don't usually read anthologies... ( )

Tailtiu picked a winner with this one! I read the short story Beginning to Believe in the anthology. It fits perfectly on my healing/comfort shelf and I absolutely loved MCs Kit and Tyler. Thanks so much for the recommendation Tailtiu! ( )

Some stories are better than others. There is some sex, though not as much as in Sean's other titles. I enjoyed this, but not enough to buy the paperback. ( )