Cause even if all Robert's friends seem to retain JD an heartbreaker who follows all the twinks he meets, Robert knows that the real reason of JD's abandon is the green monster, the jelausy, he can't prevent when someone else is around his man. So Robert brings him home, to their home where he hasn't lived a real life since JD has gone, but he is reluctant to reawake their relationship, he fears that when JD will remember all the things he has forgotten, he will leave, being unable to forget Robert. And doesn't remember who has shot him outside a gay club and killed his friend. He has bits of memories which tell him that he is in love with Robert, but doesn't remember to have left him. Only that, when JD wakes up, he doesn't remember the last ten years of his life.
But when Robert receives a call in the middle of the night telling him that JD is in hospital, in intensive care, and the man who was with him is dead, Robert doesn't esitate a minute to fly to his lover, his husband. But they have split one year before for a lot of reasons. JD and Robert are a fifteen years old committed couple. Have you understood that I love this book? It's not a M/M romance, cause it's a lot more. Amor en Retrogado is one book I hardly will forget. The main protagonists were skilfully drawn.Īgain, I would definitely recommend the book. In which case, again A.M.Riley has delivered.Īs the two characters will appear again in subsequent books, it will be interesting to get an answer to the question the reader will no doubt have about the two of them. Perhaps though again that was her intention, Bill didn't want to think too deeply about him and their relationship. He snuck in under the radar (which was her intention) but I would have liked to find out more about how Bill felt about him.
If I had a little quibble it would be the way she introduced the character Christopher to the story. ne of the things I really like about A.M.Riley's books. The time jumps again made it mandatory for the reader to pay attention and think.
Parts of the story centred on the Rodney King riots, but the pre-AIDS era and the whole hispanic culture played a vital role in this book. What I really liked about this book is the political/historical/cultural slice of Los Angeles the reader obtained. All my comments from "Elegant Corpse" ring true.
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