Everett lost his husband, and is scared he’ll forget him if he doesn’t keep all his memories inside.

Silas lost his brother years ago, and is trying to live a happy life, running from anything too serious.

When they meet, they feel a connection, but Silas’ caution about commitment and Ev’s worry about betraying his past get in their way.

As does a serial killer no one takes seriously until late in the game.

I love both these guys, and how loss and mourning are described so thoroughly well, it’s beautiful, bittersweet. Sad. The killer is a strange twist, but isn’t a big part of the story, and didn’t add much to it.

A worthwhile read.