Title: Physical Therapy
Author: Z.A. Maxfield
Publisher: Loose Id
Publisher URL: http://www.loose-id.com/
ISBN: 978-1-59632-933-1
Genre: LGBT Erotic Contemporary
Rating: 5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Scandalous Minx
Hope comes in many forms. A fresh start, strangers who support you, the discovery of something so strong it propels you to create your own hopeful situation, or a chance at love. For Jordan Jensen, three out of four aren’t bad odds. He’s moved to St. Nacho’s seeking a fresh start, and ends up becoming part of Ken Ashton’s new lease on life. If Jordan plays his cards right, he may get the fourth form… love.
Ken’s instant attraction to Jordan came when he needed it the most, reawakening his playful flirty side. The effects of an accident caused by a drunk-driver have scared him, physically and emotionally. However, thanks to Jordan he’s learning to move pass his grief, move past his pain, rebuild his life and admit his true nature and desires to his family. Most would think Jordan’s past problems with alcohol would remind Ken of the driver guilty of causing his current state, but Ken would rather be in Jordan’s arms than anywhere else.
Ken and Jordan won’t have an easy road but with patience and love, they just might find a way to make their relationship work.
Physical Therapy takes us back to St. Nacho’s where Jordan has decided to drop roots. Jordan is a character I wasn’t soon to forget. His inability to escape his past lingered on after I read St. Nacho’s. That trouble healing helped Jordan make some tough decisions, and created a wonderful story. I honestly couldn’t find anything I didn’t like about this book. From Ken, the injured man who was willing to let go and let love lead, to the supporting characters who definitely added laughter and the warmth of community to this book, to seeing Copper and Shawn again. The setting has a brilliant blend of down hometown meets California sun, and I can still hear the waves crashing on the surf. I love Z.A. Maxfield’s novels because of the balance between erotic encounters, building attraction, and solid plots that hold their own even if you remove the sex. Jordan and Ken are yet another group of well-developed characters who have left me captivated. Physical Therapy is a clear example of how the underdog can always rise up, that love takes no prisoners or excuses, and true friends love you unconditionally. If you enjoyed St. Nacho’s, you don’t want to miss this fantastic sequel.
Author: Z.A. Maxfield
Publisher: Loose Id
Publisher URL: http://www.loose-id.com/
ISBN: 978-1-59632-933-1
Genre: LGBT Erotic Contemporary
Rating: 5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Scandalous Minx
Hope comes in many forms. A fresh start, strangers who support you, the discovery of something so strong it propels you to create your own hopeful situation, or a chance at love. For Jordan Jensen, three out of four aren’t bad odds. He’s moved to St. Nacho’s seeking a fresh start, and ends up becoming part of Ken Ashton’s new lease on life. If Jordan plays his cards right, he may get the fourth form… love.
Ken’s instant attraction to Jordan came when he needed it the most, reawakening his playful flirty side. The effects of an accident caused by a drunk-driver have scared him, physically and emotionally. However, thanks to Jordan he’s learning to move pass his grief, move past his pain, rebuild his life and admit his true nature and desires to his family. Most would think Jordan’s past problems with alcohol would remind Ken of the driver guilty of causing his current state, but Ken would rather be in Jordan’s arms than anywhere else.
Ken and Jordan won’t have an easy road but with patience and love, they just might find a way to make their relationship work.
Physical Therapy takes us back to St. Nacho’s where Jordan has decided to drop roots. Jordan is a character I wasn’t soon to forget. His inability to escape his past lingered on after I read St. Nacho’s. That trouble healing helped Jordan make some tough decisions, and created a wonderful story. I honestly couldn’t find anything I didn’t like about this book. From Ken, the injured man who was willing to let go and let love lead, to the supporting characters who definitely added laughter and the warmth of community to this book, to seeing Copper and Shawn again. The setting has a brilliant blend of down hometown meets California sun, and I can still hear the waves crashing on the surf. I love Z.A. Maxfield’s novels because of the balance between erotic encounters, building attraction, and solid plots that hold their own even if you remove the sex. Jordan and Ken are yet another group of well-developed characters who have left me captivated. Physical Therapy is a clear example of how the underdog can always rise up, that love takes no prisoners or excuses, and true friends love you unconditionally. If you enjoyed St. Nacho’s, you don’t want to miss this fantastic sequel.
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