My rating: 3 of 5 stars
When a training accident ends Wade's military career before it properly begins, he's lost with no clue what to do next. After wallowing in self-pity for a year, he finally return to the small mountain town he grew up in. When he shows up on his best friend's doorstep unannounced, broke, and smelly after two days of hitchhiking, Logan takes him in and makes him feel like he's not a total loser. They quickly fall back into their usual rhythm, and it's like they were never apart. Spending time with him reignites a flame that refuses to burn out. That they could be more than just friends. Even if he left no room at graduation for anything else to develop. Wade arriving unexpectedly is a surprise, but it's something Logan's ASD brain can process and manage. Catching a close-up of his wet, glistening body as he steps out of the bathroom without a towel? Uh, that's another thing entirely. He'd carved out a simple, quiet life for himself in the mountains. Being on the spectrum he's super organised, have a strong attention to detail, and am routine-oriented has made a love life nonexistent. It's got nothing to do with his feelings for Wade. He realised he was in love with Wade in high school, but he made a mess of things at graduation. Now that he's back, maybe he can make up for that mistake? And if he can, maybe he'll stay for good.
This was a sweet story of old friends reconnecting and having a second chance at love. I loved the veterans and how welcoming they all were. Lots of emotions and feelings in this story. This was an MM story with mature content.
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