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Eray Zavar _ — A very funny book... and easy to read.

Shane Crocker akashane — The sugar coma is always worth it I have read this book at least ten times and EVERY FREAKING TIME it melts my sugar greedy heart. Every time. I am a sucker for books with kids in them as most people know but that doesn't mean I love all books with kids. This book, however, hits all of my happy happy joy joy buttons. No conflict!!! This is very simply a book about a single dad who wants to raise his babies somewhere great and meets the love of his life in the process. No explosions, no inner struggles, no evil family members, no guns, no...well I think you get it. Nothing but love, baby! Peter spent his life savings to pay a surrogate mother and he ends up with twins. Deciding he wants to raise them in the country he moves and as a result meets Chad who's the sweet, hot park ranger. Insta-love? Yeah, we have some of that up in this here state park! Now, this is classic Sean Michael sex scenes and whatnot but I never care because these guys are adorable in a very old school M/M way from when I started reading this genre back in the early 2000's. They're full of lovey dovey truncated sentences. Yeah, you know what I'm talking about. Babies!!! We get not one baby but twins. A boy and a girl who are freaking adorable. The book is basically the first year of their lives. I love that they aren't just decorative characters. This is really a book about the family as a whole. Peter, Chad, and the kids are building something and it's awesomely portrayed. Sean Michael does uncomplicated feel good family books so well and this one, along with Daddy Daddy and Me, is one of the best. So, I recommend this book to anyone who's yearning for some cheesy but really sweet writing. This book is definitely not one for everyone, so really read the reviews before you buy is what I'd advise. Me? I love it. No shame in my game. I LOVE it.

David Garcia da_vorpahl — I read this on a friend's recommendation and found it (i) inspired me to travel to remote places, (ii) made a compelling, believable argument for the presence of energy, modes of communication (with the past and future, as well as with each other), and other paranormal phenomenon which we know yet little about. His ability as a writer is enjoyable, and having this be the only memoir-like work he's put together, I found it interesting to learn about him...his med school transition is particularly interesting, as is the birth of his traveling to unique, far-away places. All in, a great read.