I read this first but couldn’t pass up the chance to experience it as an audiobook.  And it was just as good the second time.

It was my first by Narrator Harley Chase - and I was impressed.  He’s got an incredible voice, and really captured the characters and the story. 

My Original review: 

 

Be still my 80’s reminiscent heart. It really was a different time, coming of age without technology. Add in being gay during the AIDS pandemic and decades before same-sex marriage will even be considered, and your heart will melt for Logan, hiding his sexuality, losing his mother, and acquiring a step-brother who he’s attracted to. And now his dream of road-tripping across the country with his best friend is falling apart.

But you’ll feel for Nick too. He is completely oblivious to why his new brother can’t stand him, wondering why his father left him, and his girlfriend too, who has broken his heart. It’s not all sunshine and roses for him either. 

Three weeks trapped together in a car is probably a terrible idea.

Instead, we get a tender romance of self-discovery, understanding and love. It’s not always an easy road, but it is touching and set against a beautiful backdrop of travelling through multiple states.