Love in 24 Frames is absolutely adorable was exactly what I expected from C.S. Unicorn Christmas Review with *A Reader Obsessed*! Stop by my new blog, Sinfully Good Gay Book Reviews 5 stars and a Recommended Read for "Love in 24 Frames." Overall, a beautifully crafted gem of a holiday novella. I needed them from someone my heart tripped over in return. But it wasn't that I needed those physical acts of appreciation from just anyone because it'd been too long. It'd been a long time since I'd had anything intimate, like Shota's kisses. Character that simply wasn't there in someone younger. Here is Declan about Shota: "The lines of age were hard to pinpoint, but there was character to the muscles in his face as he smiled.
Their romance is slow and tentative and there's little in the way of on-page grappling, but the chemistry absolutely sparks between Shota and Declan, and I absolutely adore how C.S. Shota - "the most perfect human east of the Hudson River"- is the receptionist at the studio and the object of Declan's obsession. To counteract his staid job as a "stuffy, button-up accountant," 48-year-old Declan - who happens to have full sleeves of "bright and richly colored tattoos of floral mosaics covering each inch of bare skin" - rents a studio to create stop-motion video featuring puppets he has carefully crafted. Ooh, I love this lovely tale of two middle-aged men who find love together.
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