Rainbow Reviews

BOOK BLURB:
Chuck rolls his rig across the no-longer-United States, from Montana to Arkansas. He expects a fast run with no complications. What he doesn't expect is Seven, a pretty blue-eyed drifter who turns not only his head but makes his blood boil.

His gayness tattooed into his very skin, Seven needs Chuck's help to escape the very limited life Heartland forces upon him. And when the even more repressive Confederated States take an interest, Chuck and Seven are in for the ride of their lives.

BOOK REVIEW:
Chuck, a Native American, drives a big rig across what once used to be the United States of America. At the request of the Tribal Land’s leader, Chuck is making a quick run that will take him into some dangerous territory. During his run, he meets Seven, a young man who has seen more than his share of trouble. As the two men race to complete the job Chuck was given and get safely back to the Tribal Lands they soon find themselves falling in love.

Angelia Sparrow and Naomi Brooks’ new book Glad Hands is a very interesting look at what the U.S. might be like if it was suddenly divided into countries whose laws could see a person imprisoned for cussing or killed for being gay. The authors work this into an intense love story between two men who meet only by sheer luck and fall in love regardless of what those around them think. This is one of those fast reads that you just cannot put down until you are finished. Worth adding to any shelve.

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