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| Title | : | Regularly Scheduled Life (Ohio Books #1) |
| Author | : | K.A. Mitchell |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 301 pages |
| Published | : | August 12th 2008 by Samhain Publishing |
| Categories | : | Romance. M M Romance. Contemporary |
K.A. Mitchell
ebook | Pages: 301 pages Rating: 3.96 | 2217 Users | 206 Reviews
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It's a long way back to happily ever after. Sean and Kyle have enjoyed six perfect years of what their friends called a disgustingly happy relationship. But what happens one sunny Tuesday morning in October might be more than even the most loving couple can survive. When the bell rings that morning in chemistry teacher Sean Farnham's first-period class, a terrifying sound fills the halls - gunshots. Without considering the consequences, Sean runs to tackle the shooter, sustaining a bullet wound to his leg. Despite his actions, he is unable to save the lives of the principal and two students. Architect Kyle DeRusso hears about the shooting on the radio, and in the flash of an instant finds his life irrevocably altered. Everything - especially his heart - hangs suspended in a nightmare until he finds out Sean is alive. It doesn't matter that Sean will be left with a permanent limp. Kyle's just relieved the worst is over. Or is it? Putting that day behind them isn't as simple as it sounds. As Sean struggles to make something positive out of the tragedy, Kyle fights to save their relationship from the dangers of publicity - and Sean's unwillingness to face how the crisis has changed him. Warning: This book contains adults doing adult things, like using adult language and having hot m/m sex in various positions and on various furnishings. It might also cause the more tender-hearted adult to reach for a tissue or two.
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| Original Title: | Regularly Scheduled Life |
| ISBN: | 160504184X (ISBN13: 9781605041841) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Ohio Books #1 |
| Characters: | Kyle DiRusso, Sean Farnham |
| Setting: | Ohio(United States) |
Rating Epithetical Books Regularly Scheduled Life (Ohio Books #1)
Ratings: 3.96 From 2217 Users | 206 ReviewsPiece Epithetical Books Regularly Scheduled Life (Ohio Books #1)
2.5 StarsThis was just an ok book for me. I liked the story well enough but I had a hard time getting over the never-ending rut that the MC's, Kyle and Sean were stuck in. They both irritated me to no end. Three quarters of the book was one of them asking the other Are you ok?, Fine, Okay, and then makeup sex. Wash, rinse, repeat. (view spoiler)[ At times I actually found myself wanting them to break-up. (hide spoiler)] Thats usually not a good sign when reading a romance. I thought theWow, this was a wicked read! I dont normally read books with this much angst, but since it was a K.A. Mitchell book and Ive loved everything else of hers Ive read, I thought I would give it a try. Yes, there were points I wanted to hurl my ereader into a wall and I really wish I could have reached in and slapped the characters on more than one occasion, but ultimately, I really enjoyed it.This story is about how tragedy can effect a couple, even ones devoted and in love and how sometimes you
Sean and Kyle have been together happily for six years. Their friends call them the perfect couple and they truly do love each other. One day, everything changes when a young man comes into Sean's school where he is a teacher and begins shooting randomly. Sean runs to the rescue, tackling the shooter, saving a bunch of kids, and getting shot in the process. Sean's leg is injured pretty badly, but the minute everyone hears about the shooting, Sean becomes a hero. He is interviewed by Matt Lauer
This was really high octane angst. An edge of your seat type angst. Not so much from actual suspense, but more from not knowing exactly how either Sean or Kyle were going to screw up next. It's one of those stories where lack of communication almost poisons and ruins everything right and good. One of the only complaints I have is that we see such a small glimpse of their "perfect" relationship prior to the tragedy, it makes it hard to believe and therefore hard to be invested. Although I did
HAS A GREAT BEGINNING, BUT...It has too much bickering from the middle of the book onwards. Stopped at 46% I'll try to finish this because it was a buddy read. (but unlikely)The beginning was great and the writing of the shooting was sensitive enough. I just can't handle more quarrels from both MCs anymore.If you can get pass that though...
This is my 7th time reading this book and the first time properly reviewing it. The fact that Ive read it so much tells you something, and that something is that no matter how old a book is, if its a good book we must not put it on a shelf and forget about it. There are so many new readers to this genre and sometimes its just good business, or in this case, a public service to keep this one on the table. Obviously, not everyone loves the same thing, but K.A. Mitchell, and the Ohio series is
With romance the standard is to have the meet cute, the falling in love, the big misunderstanding and then the reconciliation/happily ever after. Its rare that you get a book where the couple has already found each other, are living their happily ever after only to have it taken from them. You get that with Regularly Scheduled Life and it is amazing.Kyle and Sean are the perfect couple, so perfect the often make their friends sick with envy and adoration at how well they fit together and
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