Husbands by Mo Fanning

Thank you @mofanning @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Husbands is an LGBT genre about romance. I liked the front cover, its very unusual and the total works well. I work in a secondary school and found this connection with the book straight away. Furthermore, I liked Kyle who was the main charter who wants to be an actor but is working as a supply in Birmingham school. I did feel for him and loved following his story. There is a great amount of darkness following through the book, and it did make me feel many emotions while reading this book, Happy sad and made me laugh. Husbands is engaging and interesting read and loved there were a few twists in the book. A good plot and written exceedinglywell . Never read any books by Mo Fanning before, but he is on my list to read more. 5 stars. Blurb In Hollywood, every pavement star tells a story. Not all of them shine. Wannabe actor Kyle Macdonald is down on his luck. Working as a supply teacher in an inner-city Birmingham school, he's single again at twenty-eight, and sleeping in his childhood bedroom beneath a 'Hard Candy' Madonna poster. He gets a call claiming he drunkenly married top Hollywood director Aaron Biedermeier in Vegas six years ago. Rather than panic, he sees a golden ticket to fame and the life he's always fantasised about. But the glamourous veneer of Los Angeles - non-stop sunshine, celebrity actors and exclusive hotel suites - starts to crack, revealing a darker, corrupt underbelly to La-La Land. Kyle digs deeper into his so-called husband's past, unearthing disturbing allegations of abuse and underage sex parties. With the help of Biedermeier's fiancé, actor Noah Winters, he embarks on a cross-country race to unravel the mystery and expose the truth - finding love along the way.