My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Greg learns his son Davey is rapidly losing his sight, and a date with Tom is cut short when Davey suddenly goes completely blind. Tom doesn’t walk away—instead, he helps create a beep baseball team so Davey can keep playing. When Greg’s ex returns with a doctor offering a risky procedure that might restore Davey’s vision, Greg must decide how far he’ll go to help his son.
I loved this story, especially the way it explored both Davey’s struggle with sudden sight loss and Greg’s determination to support him while also dealing with his ex‑wife’s meddling and the offer of a radical treatment that could help—or make everything worse. The focus on Davey’s frustrations felt honest and heartfelt, and while Greg’s emotions were there, I did feel they could have gone a little deeper. The introduction of beep baseball was wonderful, and I loved how quickly their friends rallied around to make it happen. It added hope and joy at a time when everything felt overwhelming. This was an emotional story that swept me into their lives, though I did struggle with whether the feelings between Greg and Tom were explored deeply enough to feel fully real—and whether Greg and Davey were more of a project for Tom than a true relationship foundation. A touching, heartfelt read with plenty of emotion and a meaningful look at resilience, family, and finding support in unexpected places. This was an MM story with mature content.
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