A Case of You [Suncoast Society‪]‬

Book #58, Suncoast Society series, follow up to Heartache Spoken Here and Roll With the Punches

SPOILER ALERT: A CASE OF YOU IS THE FOLLOW-UP TO HEARTACHE SPOKEN HERE (#54) AND ROLL WITH THE PUNCHES (#55) IN THIS SERIES. IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THESE BOOKS, THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS. Jeff's in real pain. Since his diagnosis, he's foolishly ignored his doctor's advice, tried to overlook his limitations, and attempted to hide his pain. But he's fooled no one, least of all himself. After crashing and burning once again, needing to undergo intensive medical therapy, he grudgingly gives in to Brandon's demand to quit his job and stay home. He's not happy but it seems he has no choice. He feels like a leech. As his physical condition slowly improves, it appears he's finally on the mend, although there's still the undercurrent of belief that he should be working, contributing, not mooching off his husbands. Then, life throws the triad another curveball. Stuart's estranged family comes back into his life in a most unexpected way, making a trip back to Iowa a frightening probability. Can he do this? He's never been accepted or welcomed by his family. He's terrified of the possibilities if he returns. What will be waiting for him? Will he be welcomed or will he once again be crushed by pain and anger? When Brandon decides he and Stuart will make the trip, Stuart's more than apprehensive. What about Jeff? Can they leave him alone with just Emma and Grace to watch over him? More importantly, can Stuart handle his terror of and disillusionment with the past and deal with his family? The trip to Iowa takes everyone on a roller coaster ride of unpredictable twists and turns. Nothing is as it seems. Has Stuart been wrong all these years? Is it possible there's a way to reconcile with his family? The events simultaneously thrill and terrorize Stuart. By the end of the trip, he doesn't know what to believe. When they finally return to Florida, the triad begins to feel a sort of peace and contentment. But Jeff's still dealing with his insecurities and losses. Life certainly isn't how he'd envisioned it. When Jeff's stubbornness and Stuart's past surface once again, and circumstances swerve out of control, can the triad overcome the obstacles in their path? Will their love conquer the hardships and dangers facing them? Or will they lose everything in the struggle to find themselves and the future they so desperately need? Tymber Dalton's Suncoast Society books are hands-down the very best, most realistic BDSM books I've ever read. She's simply incredible. Her innate ability to take the elements of BDSM, basic human nature, love, and the reality of everyday life and weave them into a tapestry of incredibly realistic stories is awe-inspiring. A vibrant part of a real-life BDSM community, she brings her own life experience to every book she writes. My heart broke for all three of these men at various points in this book. Emma and Grace are beyond hilarious, snarky, sarcastic, and typical teenage girls in every way. Is this a BDSM novel? Of course! But my love for this book goes far beyond just the BDSM. These people are real. I was pulled into this story and held captive from beginning to end. As usual, I needed my box of tissues when I read this story. The emotions are realistic, raw, and unfailingly honest. Just like the prior two stories involving this triad, this story is brilliant. I give A Case of You 5 stars. If I could give it more, I would. Thank you, Tymber Dalton, for giving us yet another fascinating story. This book is phenomenal! You're truly one of the most remarkable authors I've ever read! One final note. Please be an informed reader! This is an ADULT book. It contains explicit language and BDSM sexual scenes. If you don't enjoy this genre, think hard before buying any book you know you won't enjoy. There are book synopses and reviews available on Goodreads and all booksellers' websites. Use these resources! DON'T LEAVE A NEGATIVE REVIEW WHEN YOU KNOW YOU WON'T ENJOY THE BOOK. It's not fair to the author. She works extremely hard to provide a quality work product. If you know you'll object to the book's subject matter before you buy it, you're doing yourself and the author an extreme disservice. Thanks for reading my review and happy reading!