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Denny is angry at the world ever since
he suffered a terrible accident that left him practically
crippled and unable to do what he loves most – drive race
cars. Denny resents everything in his life, from Sully’s
kindness to his dependence on Sully to perform the most
menial tasks. Also, Denny hates himself for being gay and
loving Sully the way he does. After all, being gay isn’t
readily accepted by the general population. Still, Sully is
a patient man and is more than willing to do anything that
Denny needs to get better – even if it costs him the pain of
Denny’s rejection most of the time.
Percussive Maintenance is
a great emotional story that is as hot as it is full of
angst. After all, being crippled and depending on Sully does
not sit well with Denny. However, Sully is a solid man that
is willing to stay the course that will lead him and Denny
to the place they should be – partners that stick with each
other no matter what. I can’t wait to see where Anah Crow
and Dianne Fox take these men next! Percussive
Maintenance is a good read for those readers that
enjoy a little angst with their romance! |