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Mathieu Karsenti mathieukarsenti — ETA: Re-read 1/09/12. New comments in italics This was a very strange reading experience for me. See Laddie trying to keep an open mind: Things were not as strange this time around but I did have to fight against preconceived notions from my first read. I jumped into the fray Sylvester Stallone style with guns blazing and grenades strapped to my belt. The beginning of the book almost did me in. It felt like pages and pages of inner dialogue. What I disliked about the inner dialogue was that I felt as if there was a lot of telling where things could have been shown. I didn't feel as if I was discovering things about these characters as the story went along. It was pretty much all laid out and that kept me from feeling like there was anything new to discover about Griff and Dante. See Laddie trying not to roll her eyes: Griff is that friend in highschool who's had a crush on the same guy since freshman year. He talks about it incessantly, never does anything about it, writes "Griff + Dante 4ever" over and over in his notebook, and listens to Love Song by The Cure all day. What kept me from abandoning this book was that there were pockets of excellent writing and imagery. I expected that and was not disappointed. See Laddie applaud: The excellent writing is still excellent...but all of the sound effects killed me dead. Lubba-dubba ding dong dilly winkly wink wink tinkle. What's that sound? The sound someone's eyelashes make when they blink. The porn site plot was something that I did not love. It seemed out of place when coupled with the 9/11 theme. There were so many things in this book that were on the intense side; 9/11, gay bashing, the pain of unrequited love and dealing with an alcoholic parent. Next to all of the seriousness, the porn plot was like a sore thumb. Perhaps the Hot Heads scenes were supposed to amp up the intensity but when put next to the other issues in the story the whole porn thing came up short for me. See Laddie go bow chicka waa waaaa: The porn plot still sticks out but I will admit that it's sexier the second time around. I struggled with whether or not I felt like this book was romantic. In the beginning I felt like it was far from romantic. While it was far from romantic I did feel like there was a certain gritty authenticity. As the story progressed the tone changed and had more of a romantic feel. It was half of a romance. Romance lite. Overall, the book was worth the time it took to read it. I was never exactly invested in Griff and Dante's relationship but I was curious to see how they would come together. I was looking forward to this book and while it was a different experience than what I expected, it was definitely worth the time it took to read it. See Laddie give this book 3.5 stars: This was half a star better now that I've re-read it. Yeah, Griff had about a million "Stellllllaaaaaa! Stellllaaaaa!" moments but I was a little more invested this time. Just like with that friend in highschool with the hopeless crush, I wanted Griff to get his man because watching him pine for Dante was kind of painful. I'll be following Damon Suede's writing because even though this book didn't completely work for me there were some gorgeous moments. I'm interested to see what his next book will be.