Wrecking Us

I absolutely adored Trey and Hudson. I always love seeing real life diagnosis in books and even better when they are familiar with it because you can feel that in a story even if you don't have first hand knowledge of it. I hated the Hudson was so scared for anyone to find out about his diagnosis but I love how Trey took it in stride. Hudson was so sweet and so scared. I hated that even when the conversation needed to include something linked to his diagnosis he was still so afraid to speak up. Trey only wanted to know how to best support him. I do understand why he was afraid to be placed in a box or seen as less than he is. His mother definitely feed that fear. I loved and hated Trey. His obsession with his image and what others might thing really annoyed me. I mean seriously all of your friends have gotten together and they are all men. You are attending events for a wedding for two of these men. I understand it was new but also just wanted to smack him. However, I absolutely love him with Hudson. He is quick to take the information he learns and fit into what will work best for outings and even family events. I love the way these two slowly discover what they like and want. From a simple this doesn't have to mean anything to this absolutely means something and I want more. I love reading the awakenings and first times in stories like this. The spice helped move the story along and I definitely enjoyed it. I love seeing the other couples from previous books and how…

I loved the romance between these two! It was so sweet. I love a best-friends-to-lovers. This was also a second chance at best friends and it was just so feel-good. I related to the neurodivergent struggles in this book and it made me feel seen in a way not many books have before. Can't wait to read more in this series!. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

I'm sure when best friends Hudson and Trey reunited after not seeing each other for awhile that it didn't involve them being stich in a storm thus being stuck in a hotel room with only one bed. They're definitely bound to reconnect especially with the weather and forced proximity on their side. Being in an enclosed space together also has them feeling things that aren't so platonic and they don't know if they're ready for that. Especially with each other. Yes they have friends who are gay and together but until now they didn't fit into rhat category. But there's definitely something there. Something real and raw and scary and they have to decide if it's worth risking getting hurt to go that step farther on this unknown path. Both men have their own lives and problems and things they're worried about but they eventually start to realize that they aren't alone. That they have each other and together they're incredible. I really love a good friends to lovers book and with so many fun and interesting other tropes and microscopes it made my reading experience stay with both men on this journey. Anorher great book to be added to this series.