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Mick Finn mickfinn — Gale Stanley’s Point of Beginning starts off with Jack and his revelation he’s attracted to his hot male co-worker Alex. Now Jack believes Alex is straight, but when he sees the object of his affection stripping in a Gentlemen’s Club that caters to rich gay men he decides to risk it all and show Alex how he really feels. Point of Beginning is a fun romp that hit all my romance buttons. It has the virginal Jack who just came out, and Alex, the more experienced man. Sparks fly as these two dance around their attraction finally succumbing to their passions in a fantasy induced night arranged by the owner of The Gentlemen’s Club. And prior to the big night of passion, there was well-written sexual tension between Alex and Jack that keep the reader engaged. Plus the addition of Alex’s ex, Richard to the plot as he played matchmaker between the men added a neat twist. The only niggle I had with the plot was the ‘Big Misunderstanding’ between Jack and Alex, meaning Jack thinking Alex was straight a good third of the book. Other than that minor point, I enjoyed the book and since that issue was resolved in a very satisfying manner, I can overlook it. If this is the first in a series, then I look forward to more in this universe, I especially want to find out more about St. Clair, the owner of The Gentlemen’s Club...there is a story there, I know it! Rated 4 Delightful Divas by Lasha! Dark Divas Reviews

Doug Hunsucker dougtheillf22d — Well, I finished this and as I was doing so I knew that a sequel was in the works. It was like cascading over a water fall for me, the end was coming and I was rushing to meet it..... I liked it, I really did and I think that based on Deborah Harkness' historical background the next book will really be good. Now all we have to do is wait.

Laura López _auhlb — This book inspired me to do research, as I am woefully ignorant on many historical issues. Very few books have made me cry, but this was written in such a way that every person's struggle you could connect with. I typically do not care for time jumps; in this case it only added to the story. Kristin Hannah grasps female connections and relationships in a very real and touching way. A very beautiful story that made me an even bigger Kristin Hannah fan.