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Reviewed by April of Fallen Angel Reviews (three angels)
Reviewed by Carole of Rainbow Reviews (4.5 stars out of 5) House Call by Jane Davitt is a lovely story. Paul is a closeted gay doctor in a small town, trying to adjust, trying to deal with country ways. He's lonely, but he isn't looking partly because he is afraid he will lose his job and partly because he carries a torch for a man, the perfect man, that he was with for just one night two years ago back in Chicago. On a house call to see a dying man deep in the countryside, what are the odds that the man's grandson Steve will be that man? That this is Steve's hometown? Steve has also been carrying a torch for that long ago one night stand and is angry that Paul never called him. He left his number when he left that morning, didn't he? Paul and Steve are perfect for each other, but they are in a small town. Paul's in the closet and Steve lives elsewhere now ~ and both are angry. Can they overcome two years of misunderstanding, and even if they can, will the town accept them as a couple? In-House Review by Cassandra Gold In "House Call" by Jane Davitt, new country doctor Paul isn't pleased to have to do house calls, especially when he meets the grandson of one of his patients. He and Steve have a history together, and the man's flirting annoys him. Will Paul and Steve manage to get past their history and move on? "House Call" has great characters and lots of emotion, and it's a real pleasure to read. Return to Home Click here to e-mail the author |