The One Decent Thing

Santa Rafaela, Book 1

De: Eliot Grayson

Narrado por: Chris Chambers

Everyone says kindness costs nothing. It's a lie. Kindness can cost you everything.

Sebastian

The only decent thing my high school bully ever did for me got him sent to prison. Aidan was a jerk, but he saved me from making the worst mistake of my life, and in return, my parents ruined him. Now that he's out, I'm determined to make amends. No matter what he needs, no matter how long it takes, I will make it all up to him. But first I'll have to figure out how to hide my attraction to my sexy, confusing new roommate.

Aidan

Saving him cost me everything. I have nothing and no one—except Sebastian. He's determined to make good on a debt I never asked him to repay. He's offering me money, a place to stay, and help adjusting to life on the outside. But all I'm really wondering is . . . who can save Sebastian from me—the desperate bisexual ex-con who probably wants more from him than he's willing to give?

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Eliot Grayson (P)2023 Tantor

Thoughtful and sincere

finally! another book that at least mentions cleaning and prepping prior to having anal sex. authors don't need to go into great detail, but this concept that a lot of authors have regarding m/m romance that anal sex is going to be just terrific without cleaning up beforehand, or, right after a big dinner is fairly ridiculous.
The premise to this book was sad, but I loved how the two main characters came together because of it. nicely narrated.

worth the read

Eliot Grayson writes damaged people well.

This story wasn't quite as unbelievable as some reviews make it seem which is sad. But the set up aside the characters were believable.

the story was sweet, the characters were well rounded and the romance was steamy and developed. in my humble opinion the spice was even hotter than her fantasy stuff because it is more relatable.

Plot mistakes

And later clarification in edit which made it even worse but overall it was ok I guess

A beautiful story of love and decency.

I loved the characters of Sebastian and Aidan. They have both suffered so much, yet, when push comes to shove, they both work mightily to help the other out.

really unbelievable story line

I love Eliot's work but I literally can't finish this. the suspension of disbelief needed is beyond my ability