Review of Gideon (Finding Home Book 3) by Lily Morton GIDEON When Gideon becomes seriously ill, an at-home-care nurse is hired for him, and to Gideon's manager's horror, the nurse is a very attractive younger guy. For most of his life, Gideon has bowed to his manager's wishes, but in this instance, keeping nurse Eli was something both Gideon and his brother, Milo, were adamant about. So he stayed. And changed both his own, and Gideon's, lives, all for the better. Although I haven't read any of the other books in this series, I have read, (AND ABSOLUTELY LOVED!) Rule Breaker, from her other series, Mixed Messages , so I anticipated that I'd be getting another wonderful read, and that's exactly what I got. Gideon is a slow burn, companion to lovers love story. Gideon for much of the first part of the story, was a spoiled (but hiding his pain) douche, so it was nice to read as he emerged from that asshole shell, and into his true skin, showed his true...
All things book related - reviews, promos, etc. Also TV, movies, coffee, anything that might take root in my mind. Tom Hardy, Warriors, #DubNation, 49ers. Forever a SPN fan, also The Pitt, Will Trent, Lincoln Lawyer. Dreamer. Reader. Wife. Aunt. Kitten mom. City girl.