With the talented use of flashbacks, the author fills us in on how they arrived at this particular point in their lives and what the fallout (and there is indeed fallout) of Adam’s decision will be on Nate’s life and their relationship. Well, we know right from the first page that Adam does indeed go as the novel opens with tense scene during with Nate driving Adam to the airport. The question is: should he go or should he stay? If he if goes, how will it affect their relationship? Adam, whose love is the theater, is presented with an opportunity to go to New York with a theater troupe only a few months after the incident. Shortly before Adam graduates, a horrific event occurs during with Nate suffers both physical and psychological injuries. It’s All About The Angstīut what’s a novel without a little angst, right? If you like angst, you’ll find plenty of it in this book. The author does an excellent job of weaving together a complicated first love and I found the writing to evocative, with the perfect amount of description. Told from Nate’s point of view, we are privy to the ups and downs of young love as the two teens figure out who they are in the presence of each other and experience growth in the process. They meet in high school and almost immediately, are inseparable and the love that they feel for one another is evident almost from day one. This delicate yet powerful character-driven story follows the love story between two young men, Adam and Nate. I read the book in one sitting, staying up several hours past my bedtime because I simply could not put it down. Trumble author of don’t let me go, a novel that I just completed and absolutely loved.
I think I just might have a new favorite author - or at least one whose additional work I definitely will be reading.
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