While the Morman people are really nice and clean and seemingly 'perfect' this is their one major flaw: their nonacceptance of LGBT relationships. In the Morman religion, you can find the same sex attractive, but you can't act on it or it is considered a sin and you would be banned from their practice. There are so many beautifully worded bits about what it means to be bisexual and how it's about 'falling in love with a person, not the parts' and not to mention Sebastian's struggle with being forced to chose between dating a guy and his Morman religion. the LGBT community, more so than I expected, and it handles it all so beautifully. This book dives pretty deep into the topic of religion vs. This was a very eye-opening book to me, and I appreciated the amount of research that must have gone into this book, there were so many details about the Morman lifestyle.

I am familiar with the Morman religion (I had a best friend in high school who was Morman), but I've never actually read a book that involved a Morman, or talked so openly about their religion and their lifestyle. Tanner himself isn't Morman, but the town feels suffocating because the religion is everywhere. This book is controversial to say the least, because it deals with a bisexual main character named Tanner, living in a very conservative Morman town in Utah. I have been hyping this book all year long and it's my most anticipated book of 2017, and I'm happy to say it lives up to the hype. I have read several male/male romances, but this one is different from the rest. Autoboyography is my favorite book from Christina Lauren thus far, and that says a lot considering they are one of my all time favorite authors. This romance is just really cute and I was smiling throughout this entire book, I listened to the audiobook this time around and it was great!

Sebastian is so precious and he must be PROTECTED AT ALL COSTS. Just finished my reread of this book, and it was just as great the second time.

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