Raymond just wants to get high and play his video games. His source of income is the money his mother left behind for him. He is also a hot mess with a temper, a need for weed, and has no intention on changing his ways. So just let me love you and stop being a punk about it.”

I’ve never been in love with anyone before, but that’s what’s going on, so in my opinion, you should just roll with it.” A hint of a smile danced on his lips. * This review is cross-posted at Gay Book Reviews This is a 5+ When Can We Get Our Next Santino Fix Stars! I could show you screen shots of the numerous highlights in my e-reader. I could go and on about how much I loved this. It's that angst that drives you f*cking crazy because it's so raw and hurts and it pisses you off- but it hurts so good. *I also loved catching up with Nunzio and Michael. Both times I put my iPad down and took a deep breath.

Their first kiss & the first time they were intimate. It also took us not only on their personal journey- but their journey from friendship to lovers. It allowed us to feel their struggles, fears, and triumphs. Author) giving us insight into both their thoughts. This book was written from a dual POV (thank you, btw Mr. Hands down some of the best I've ever read. Raymond is Michael's pothead little brother, and David is Michael's co-worker. Here, we finally get Raymond and David's story. Sunset Park is book two of the Five Borough's series by Santino Hassell. Then you stayed awake analyzing what you just read. That woke you up at 2:15 am in the morning on a school/work night and forced you to finish reading it.

How do you begin a review for a book that once started consumed you? That when you went to sleep you dreamt about it.

Sunset park by santino hassell