It also goes without saying the the writing is first rate.
The secondary character were interesting as well-particularly Simon’s married friends who added different dimension to the story.
Of course, this is largely due to Simon’s first-person point of view, so it is a minor drawback. I had a good visual sense of Declan, but not so much his thinking. The character development is well done, over all. I also liked how the author brought the two somewhat disparate characters together: with Simon defending Declan while he was present, but unbeknownst to the other. I thought the plot-although not particularly unique-was captivating with some nice romantic scenes, and enough angst to keep it interesting. The blurb synopsizes the plot quite well, and so I will concentrate more on what I liked and was reserved by in this book. I liked it too (deservedly so), but I couldn’t quite go five bees. Seeing all the five-star reviews for Tigers and Devils (Tigers and Devils #1) by Sean Kennedy is very impressive. Living in such deprived circumstances can only affect his writing, which is published by Dreamspinner Press. Soon Declan will have to choose between the career he loves and the man he wants, and Simon has never been known to make things easy-for himself or for others.Ībout the author: Sean Kennedy was born in 1975 in Melbourne, Australia, but currently lives in the second most isolated city in the world (although there still seems to be conjecture over whether it is actually number one). This year, the public is taking Declan to task for suffering injuries outside his control, so Simon’s support is a bright spot.īut as Simon and Declan fumble toward a relationship, keeping Declan’s homosexuality a secret from well-meaning friends and an increasingly suspicious media becomes difficult. There, players are treated like gods-until they do something to fall out of public favour. Like his entire family, Simon revels in living in Melbourne, the home of Australian Rules football and mecca for serious fans. In that first awkward meeting, neither man has any idea they will change each other’s lives forever. Then his best friends drag him to a party, where he barges into a football conversation and ends up defending the honour of star forward Declan Tyler-unaware that the athlete is present. His friends despair of him ever meeting someone, but despite his loneliness, Simon is cautious about looking for more. Story blurb: The most important things in Simon Murray’s life are football, friends, and film-in that order. Tigers and Devils (Tigers and Devils #1) by Sean Kennedy Love scores a goal!
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