Synopsis
In his junior year at a public high school, sweet, bright Casey Minton's biggest worry isn't being gay. Keeping from being too badly bullied by his so-called friends, a group of girls called the Queen Bees, is more pressing. Nate De Marco has no friends, his tough home life having taken its toll on his reputation, but he's determined to get through high school. Zander Zane's story is different: he's popular, a jock. Zander knows he's gay, but fellow students don't, and he'd like to keep it that way.
No one expects much when these three are grouped together for a class project, yet in the process the boys discover each other's talents and traits, and a new bond forms. But what if Nate, Zander, and Casey fall in love-each with the other and all three together? Not only gay but also a threesome, for them high school becomes infinitely more complicated and maybe even dangerous. To survive and keep their love alive, they must find their individual strengths and courage and stand together, honest and united. If they can do that, they might prevail against the Queen Bees and a student body frightened into silence-and even against their own crippling fears.
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Review
"Underneath his sparkly surface there's a whole thick level of a damaged soul. I know this, because I got to see it."
Wow, what a story.
My love for all things m/m/m is no secret and when I saw Mia Kerick wrote one and a YA one at that, I knew I just had to read it.
... she has young, hurting and healing down solid.
This book is full of feelings and emotions, it had me running the gamut on all of them. From anger and fear to indignation and such sadness but also happiness and hopefulness, by the end I was just a melting puddle of Mandy.
Hearts on Fire Review
As I've come to realize, this is an author to keep my eyes on because she's constantly pushing the boundaries and I've yet to not adore her work.
I can seriously give the author major kudos for beginning this book with a scene right out of my own nightmares with teenage girls. Whoever said all that crap about girls and kittens and spice, didn't know the girls I knew and obviously Casey knows. Girls are a hundred times more vicious and backstabbing than boys could even dream of being.
Christy Duke from Rainbow Book Reviews
I totally lost myself in this book, it's a sad tale, especially as one of the sweetest characters ever, is the target of the most vicious bullying I've experienced in the pages of a book, but I liked how Mia showed us Casey's struggles with his emotions, and how he grows as a character, opening up to the friendship and love of both Nate and Zander, who despite having personal issues of their own, they are there for Casey. ... incredibly endearing and I just loved them so much.
Tina from Sinfully Sexy
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