Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.6 / 5.0

Old and New Characters with Different Storylines:

This book is just as good as the first. I read "Every Nine Seconds" in the bookstore and found it interesting as to know why Brian is the boss of everyone and Michael is forever young. This time the boys are separated going to different schools. Michael is adjusting to community college, coping with his uncle's illness, experiencing romance, and making new friends. Brian, meanwhile, is having the time of his life joining a fraternity (which I can't believe!), playing soccer, and screwing anything that wears... more info

Queer Continues...:

Like "Every Nine Seconds," this latest installment in the younger lives of the Queer as Folk characters follows suit with the personalities and characteristics we love so much. It delves into the lives of the characters as they grow up together and meet one another in the first year of college. The author has done an excellent job in capturing the spirits of Michael, Brian, Lindsay, Emmett, and Deb. A must-read for any devoted Queer as Folk fan!

Meet-Cute:

While the first novel was an easy read, this one is plodding and cloyingly cute, which seems to be the same malaise that hit the writing for the series itself. We have the origination of some speech and mannerisms of Brian, the meet-cute business of Emmett and Michael, the meet-even-cuter business - totally lacking originality - of Brian and Lindsay, who is busy dating a gay guy BEFORE she meets Brian, proving she's a one-trick pony. This is all so dull and predictable - and yet outlandish - that it's a... more info

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