Good installment of the St. Nacho's series. I loved the dialogue between Jacob and the citizens of St. Nachos and especially loved the dynamic between him and his brother. Watching Jacob recover from the problem that began the book was great, though you have to wonder how a person would have so much insight into his or herself. We have appearances from Jordan's partner Ken, and his mother, Mary Catherine from Physical Therapy.
Now the not so good. Jacob and JT hardly ever talked so I never did get why they were together and interested in each other. Plus JT, who started real strong in the beginning wimped out a bit in the end.
All that being said, I did enjoy this book very much and can't wait for the next one, which I hear will be about Jacob's brother Dan.
Now the not so good. Jacob and JT hardly ever talked so I never did get why they were together and interested in each other. Plus JT, who started real strong in the beginning wimped out a bit in the end.
All that being said, I did enjoy this book very much and can't wait for the next one, which I hear will be about Jacob's brother Dan.
Book 3 in the series and still good. Something I havent read before- a young man is conflicted with religion and his attraction to another guy. Is, as they say, food for thought!
