Title: Seeing Him
Series: Unconventional In Atlanta Book 1
Author: Carol Lynne
Length: Novella (54 Pages)
Publisher: Totally Bound Publishing, November 2013
Heat Level: Low
Heart Rating: ♥♥♥♥4 Hearts
Reviewer: Lisa
Blurb: Physical and emotional scars drove Jonah to a life in the shadows, but Trevor is determined to draw him out of the dark and into his arms.
After spending months in a military rehabilitation hospital, Jonah returns from active duty only to find himself homeless. Jonah retreats to life in the shadows to hide his facial scars. He takes up residence in the parking garage of the Meliá Hotel where he watches a striking black man come and go from his work inside the hotel. What Jonah doesn’t know is that General Manager Trevor Sharp is also watching him.
Trevor spends his days and most of his evenings at the Meliá, working hard to prove he is the best man for the job. Unfortunately, between his hours and past heartbreak’s, he doesn’t have much time for love. When a handsome man comes out of nowhere to save him from an abusive ex, Trevor makes it his mission to find out who the man is.
Trevor eventually builds a friendship with Jonah and works to draw him out of the shadows and into his arms, but will he stay there?
Publisher’s Note: This book has previously been released as part of the Unconventional in Atlanta anthology by Totally Bound Publishing.
Product Link: https://www.totallybound.com/seeing-him
Review: This story was so tender and caring, that I can’t wait to read it more than once. It showed what sometimes happens to our military personal after the war.
One man notices and takes the time to help another, before realizing he is in love with Jonah. Trevor has such a big heart and is so loyal that you can’t help but love him and want him to succeed. Jonah is a wonderful man who was injured fighting for his country and is down on his luck trying to get his life back in order. Both men have such a deep understanding of the fact that they are both falling in love and that there needs to be an equal footing to every relationship. The sex between them is tender and full of compassion. I think this is the perfect start to a longer book. To see them go further and make a life for themselves.
I can’t wait to read it again. It shows the possibilities of a love between two men and a passion to make a go at it.