Over the course of one unforgettable year, Tommy is forced to rethink everything he’s ever believed about life, lust, and love. And in the Club Café, a place filled with endless possibilities — of stumbling upon the perfect partner, the perfect story idea, or just a play buddy for the night — Tommy might finally discover the person he was meant to be.
Any like any good summer read, Boston Boys Club entertains, amuses, and is the perfect complement to a long, lazy day at the beach and cold tropical drink of your choice. But don't be fooled, there is a serious side to this book, which makes it all the better a slice of LGBT life. There are issues and illnesses, losses and things falling apart. But in the end, things come together and these boys win your heart. This book is a keeper, and Johnny Diaz had better start working on a sequel.
Article comments
1 - Natalie Bennett
This article has been selected for syndication to Advance.net, which is affiliated with newspapers around the United States. Nice work!
2 - Regis Schilken
I enjoyed your review. Very informative. I like your style.