Title: Not one of ELHs' best
Product review: I've always been a fan of Lynn Harris books but this one is far from being one of his best. In fact it feels like that the quality is going down. "Just as I Am" and "Invisible Life" where really good, but this one seems to be the result of pressure to publish. Also I really hope that this is not the end of Basil and Raymond as it seems. Zola was boring and the other characters are cliches. At times whole chapters where irrelevant to the story line. And only at the last page, where finally Basil and Raymond appear, (and I repeat appear) to finally become a couple, the story ends.Lynn, If I may -- it's time to explore. How about fatherhood for Raymond, he doing the cheating, falling in love to a woman. He guiding a desperate young gay guy. How about exploring other races. A latino or a white guy will add some spark. It's time to get out of the confort zone or loose relevance. Keep this in mind, we need your voice!
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