Who's cutting onions? Sen and Kai's story is simultaneously heartwarming and heartwrenching. If you're looking for a straightforward, fluffy, feel-good romantic COMEDY. This ain't it. This will have you giggling and kicking your little feet, but it will also punch you right in the feels. I can't wait for the next in the series. Weste finds a perfect balance of banter and reality. Exploring Sen's struggle with his sexuality and mental health with an empathy and precision that pulls you through the anguish right alongside him. This isn't a romance where you find yourself shouting at the characters to "OMG, just communicate like adults already!" This is a story of trust, honesty and heart, even amidst (and often despite) the trauma. The themes and content in Unfix Me are heavy, and still Weste manages to leave your heart full and happy. I received a copy of Unfix Me via LT's Early Reviewers.
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Unfix Me is a wonderful take on the college gay romance, complete with appropriately timed struggles, sex scenes, and the Happily Ever After guaranteed in the preface. Like many HEA-guaranteed, explicit, gay romances, the plot isn't terribly surprising, but the characters were riveting, the plot was interesting, and the entire book was written so well that I could barely put it down. Emory Weste did an amazing job sticking with the tried-and-true romance formula while incorpoating enough unique plot and character points to make this a fresh take. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a gay romance. ( )