"Tito's torn between his duty to the family and his love for Rico, an FBI agent. The story really pulls you in, especially with the assassination at Uncle Sully’s funeral. I found the way they fought for forgiveness and love truly heartwarming."

"I couldn't put this one down. The mix of crime and forbidden love is spot on. When Tito finds out Rico's true identity, it leads to betrayal that’s so real and raw, but the journey to redemption? It’s worth every page."

"From assassination attempts to intimate moments, Tito and Rico’s relationship is full of ups and downs. The way their love manages to survive through the chaos really hit me. The holiday scene? That one sticks with you."

"Honestly, this book surprised me. Tito’s balancing act between family crime and his love for Rico makes for a story that’s both action-packed and full of emotion. It’s gripping, heartbreaking, and totally worth the read."

"This book blends romance and crime so well. Tito’s world is full of danger, but his relationship with Rico really shines through all the darkness. You feel the heartbreak, the tension, and ultimately, the hope for something better."

"Chris’s story of finding himself in Hawaii is beautiful. His relationship with Koa is full of passion and challenges, but what really stands out is the way he learns to accept himself. It’s raw and emotional."

"I loved how this book takes you through Chris’s personal struggles, set against the backdrop of 1970s Hawaii. His relationship with Koa feels real, and their journey together makes for a powerful story of love and resilience."

"Chris’s journey to self-acceptance really resonated with me. His relationship with Koa adds layers of complexity to the story, and watching him grow into his true self was both inspiring and touching."

"I found myself completely wrapped up in Chris and Koa’s story. Their relationship unfolds in such a natural, yet emotional way. Set in Hawaii, the backdrop only enhances the deep emotions they go through. It’s a story that really makes you feel."

"Chris’s journey through love, heartache, and eventually self-acceptance is really moving. The 1970s setting adds an interesting layer to the story, and his relationship with Koa is full of both passion and challenges. It’s one of those books that stays with you long after you finish."