Title: Family drama
Product review: Nava's final Henry Rios has a tepid first half, but it does become more involving towards the end. Henry becomes involved in figuring out what happened when his new-found niece is arrested for murdering her husband. His niece's son Angel ends up living with Henry, as Henry also begins dating again. This is a great example of the movement in recent gay fiction toward family- and relationship-oriented stories. It's compelling in its own fashion, but the mystery thread is rather weak.
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