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Wednesday, 16 September 2026

Review: The Art of Drowning by E.M. Denning 5 of 5 stars

The Art of Drowning









The Art of Drowning by E.M. Denning
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Callum saves Damien from drowning one summer, sparking a bond that Callum’s possessive brother Sam later tears apart. Damien builds a new life far away, but Sam’s death brings the two men back together — along with the dangerous secrets Sam left behind.

This was a very emotional story, full of feelings and turmoil, as Callum and Damien tried to navigate the damage Sam caused in both their lives. Sam was absolutely the villain here — bitter, manipulative, and determined to control everyone around him. Even during his health crisis, he used the situation to inflict more hurt, which made his presence loom over the entire book. I appreciated how clearly the Then and Now chapters were marked, making the shifts between past and present easy to follow. Both men had supportive friends who tried their best to help, even when their advice wasn’t always welcome. Through all the danger, grief, and unresolved history, the story carried a strong emotional core that made their journey compelling. This was an MM story with mature content.

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