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File Size: 1284 KB
Print Length: 200 pages
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press (June 22, 2016)
Publication Date: June 22, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07CZ4HL18
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I’ve been a fan of Rhys Ford’s books for years. In this fifth, but not final, episode we have the band going on the road for the first time. Crossroads Gin is comprised of the two survivors of the original Sinner’s Gin band: Miki St. John and Damien Mitchell, whose resurrections occupied the first two books in the series. Then we have the two new members of the cast, whose stories were told in the next two books: Forest Ackerman and Rafael Andrade. Romantically paired with these four gay rockers and their various psychological problems are three of the redoubtable Morgan clan; Kane, Connor and Quinn, along with a cousin of theirs, Sionn Murphy.A precis of half the band appears early in the book: “They stood should to shoulder, a patchwork cobble of a broken band resurrected by Damien’s dream, a fallen bassist who’d lost everything and found himself again in his life’s ashes, and a session drummer who’d never imagined he’d leave the safe confines of the recording studio he’d inherited from the old musician who’d taken him in.â€It’s almost as if the four earlier books have been an elaborate set-up to the big road trip of book five. The fact that this book left me sort of unsatisfied is a disappointment. In spite of the fact that the band covers a massive tour of the United States, rocking the house in various clapped-out venues in every corner of the nation, nothing much seems to happen. Sure, we learn how they love their music—and that is vividly painted with Ford’s over-the-top writing and passionately described visuals. And there is an ongoing mystery woven into the storyline, with attacks by mysterious strangers that seem somehow to be linked to the past in ways as yet undiscovered. But most of the book seems to be intense, angsty, neurotic interactions between the various band members and their lovers. Although Ford is eloquent and ardent in her presentation of the guys’ emotional turmoil, it’s getting a little old after five books’ worth. Her repetitive themes of fear and self-doubt remind me of the tumultuous over-thinking that is also a trademark of T.J. Klune’s “Otter and Bear†novels.And the Morgan clan are here in full force —including the patriarch and matriarch, Donal and Brigid—relentless in their love of these broken rockers. There are moments of intense sweetness that come out of the Morgan family’s particular pushiness; but between the endless angst and aggressive affection I found it all rather exhausting.And now I have to confess, I found myself becoming impatient with the series’ refusal to discuss the pink elephant in the room: homophobia in the rock world. Crossroads Gin, and Sinner’s Gin before it, were hard-rock bands. No bubble-gum popsters or boy-band cuties; these guys are hardcore rock musicians. And they’re doing a 6000 mile road trip as an all-gay rock band, members of the most homophobic part of the music industry, known for its loud physical excess and relentless hetero posturing. So, not a single slur, not a whisper of the raging homophobia that must exist in at least SOME of the scores of back-alley venues they visit? Really? Is the fact that they’re gay not known at all (which in itself would be a problem for me—a closeted gay rock band, which is not the way they’re presented). Seems to me, after all of this at-home growth and emotional development, the road trip would be where Crossroads Gin would face the realities of the world they’re going back into.I was just tired when I finished this book. I actually cringed a little when Edie, the band’s manager, walked in on the last page and dropped the cliff-hanger bomb that opened the door to the next book. I know I’m going to buy it and read it, because I’m a faithful fan and an obsessive completer-of-series. But for the first time, I’m not sure how much I’m looking forward to book 6.
I can't tell you how much I love these characters. I actually thought this series had wrapped and I am so glad to see Rhys Ford moving along with it. The story itself is almost like a threaded series of vignettes held together by an over arching mystery. Which is a somewhat dangerous ploy for a writer to try this far into a series but it works really well, mostly because it enhances the sense of wandering dIsconnect bands experience on tour. It also allows the story to highlight the private moments of all the characters without it being disjointed or forced.So, another gem by Rhys Ford. This one definitely can't stand alone very well, however. You'll want to start with Book 1, Sinner's Gin. They are all great, so you may as well.
Of all the Moegans and the one Murphy -Finnegan hooking up with our musicians, the only couple I've had issues wirh (and found I still am not excited about) would be Forest and Connor. Their book was so full of inconsistencies and far-fetched situations and outcomes I couldn't get past that I also couldn't reconcile them as an acceptable, gay couple. Sorry - Connors whole persona is wrong for Forest; they don't MATCH in my head. Forest is uneducated, unworldly, and inexperienced while Connor is quite a bit older than him, a S.W.A.T.Lieutenant which means he's highly intelligent, physical, and has experienced considerably more, and we're to accept that he's going to be content with someone like Forest the rest of his life? In reality, marriages between couples having such diverse backgrounds & personalities don't last. Physical attraction, while important, isn't enough once there's down time. There's no common interest, intelligence level - nice fairytale though.Rafes's scenes of pain and struggle were on point and well written, as were Damien and Miki's internal conflicts. Miki, Damien and Forest (this still makes me gag) got lively, romantic, got sexy scenes. But Rafe and Quinn did not. ???All in all, not a horrible book that I would enjoyed more, even perhaps have loved, had Connor and Forest not been featured so much. Two and a half stars.
Latest book in a series I love. This is book 5 and I recommend you read the first 4 before you read this one.Sinners Gin is turned in to Crossroads Gin and are touring, but trouble always finds them.All the band members have their own ghosts and troubled past to struggle with and in the van and motels all the baggage comes to the surface. The authors way of describing the connections between the characters are so wonderful that I have tears in my eyes more than one time.It's no secret that I loved the previous books in this series and this book is just as good. The story is good and I really feel like I know the characters. And OMG how long to the next book? Because I'm so exited to see what's next for the members of Crossroads Gin and their loved ones.If you haven't read any of the book I recommend strongly that you start reading because this is a series I'm never going to regret reading.
Excellent story. Miki's voice is as vivid and unique as always, and we get to visit with each of the Crossroads boys.There is a bit of a 'middle book' feel, clearly the story arc is building up to something that doesn't happen here. But the growth of much loved characters, and the colorful descriptions, keep the story engaging.If you haven't read this series before, do yourself a favor and start at the beginning. If you already love the series, this book has plenty of everyone's favorite feral rock god, so what more could you want?
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