Blurb
In the aftermath of the Homecoming Dance, a great rift has grown between Mark and Blake, one that was begun with the refusal of a dance. New alliances are strengthened and old ones reinforced. Mark makes his choice and moves out of the Davis home, back to George’s house… and Todd. Clay does his best to give Blake what he needs, even if it entails staying with Mark. Todd’s mother steps in to nurse George back to health, and that bond only deepens. Will Mark do what he just told Blake he couldn’t, and give Todd his ring? Will Clay show Blake that he’s the better man? And will new student Taylor Andrews throw a monkey wrench into Mark’s plans for Todd?
Who will survive the aftermath, and what will the new alliances be?
Who will survive the aftermath, and what will the new alliances be?
Review
My Rating - 4 Stars!
With Aftermath, the Southern Comfort series is really starting to break my heart. SL Danielson and Julie Lynn Hayes has really put a lot of layers into this series.
In Aftermath, Mark and Blake have gone their separate ways, but things are still messy between them. Todd and Clay get involved, along with their other friends. And of course their separation affects Blake's whole family.
The boys have to deal with jealousy, rejection, fear, homophobia, and more. As we know, fear makes people do stupid things.
This book does an excellent job of showing that people can change. If fact, Clay and Troy end up really redeeming themselves, showing they are both great, loyal friends.
The progression of Mark and Blake's problems get ugly. And there's so much pain and hurt involved.
Aftermath may have made me really mad at times, but it is wonderful, even if it takes a path other than what I had wanted. I can't wait to read the rest of the series.
With Aftermath, the Southern Comfort series is really starting to break my heart. SL Danielson and Julie Lynn Hayes has really put a lot of layers into this series.
In Aftermath, Mark and Blake have gone their separate ways, but things are still messy between them. Todd and Clay get involved, along with their other friends. And of course their separation affects Blake's whole family.
The boys have to deal with jealousy, rejection, fear, homophobia, and more. As we know, fear makes people do stupid things.
This book does an excellent job of showing that people can change. If fact, Clay and Troy end up really redeeming themselves, showing they are both great, loyal friends.
The progression of Mark and Blake's problems get ugly. And there's so much pain and hurt involved.
Aftermath may have made me really mad at times, but it is wonderful, even if it takes a path other than what I had wanted. I can't wait to read the rest of the series.
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