Publisher: Interlude Press
Publication Date: March 12, 2019
Length: 230 pages
Reviewed by Erin
Synopsis
Todd Navarro is halfway through college, trying to juggle his art studies with extra hours at work and finding time for his friends. Things aren’t exactly easier with the feud going on between the gallery he works at and the one next door. Or the fact that his dad just doesn’t seem to understand that art can be more than just a hobby—not everyone can be an accountant, dad!
So when his best friend Mela invites him to a frat party, he only accepts because he needs a breather from everything regarding his future. So, really, he doesn’t expect to meet Daniel Berger, who might just be his future. Well, until he finds out that Daniel has a lot more to do with the future of the gallery than Todd would have ever guessed.
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I'll be
upfront and say New Adult books are my jam. Any book that has characters
in it who are college-aged is going to grab my attention. When that is
mixed with a gorgeous cover--as every Interlude Press book is, gosh, so
so pretty!-- and also includes the theme of found family, well, I'm
going to jump on that super quick for sure. Brush Strokes by E.S.
Karlquist gave me all the feels I was hoping for and so much more.
Todd
and Daniel are just lovely characters. Flawed, well-rounded, and
captivating these two had me hooked right from the get go. I'm a big fan
of character driven novels and because the story spent so much time
focused on these two, I really got a sense of what they were all about
and was so invested in their happily ever after. Being in college and
navigating friendships and relationships as well as wondering and
worrying about your future is part of growing up and finding your path,
and I loved Todd's journey as he figures things out.
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