If Memory Serves

A snapshot of first love, If Memory Serves is a delightful tale of youthful passion, uncertainty and angst.

A super read that will leave you smiling. 

This is a bright and delightful story of growing up and falling in love.  Does it have a HEA ending.  Possibly.  The author leave what happens next to the imagination of the readers.  It is somewhat bittersweet with its reminders for the struggle gay teens had to deal with during these formative years, but that is offset by the romance and beauty of first love.

I recommend reading this sweet coming of age tale. The author does a great job of reminding us of those awkward and scary times, when feelings come at us from different angles, so intense we sometimes can't breathe. Well done, Comsie. Cheers!

For a teenager, three years is an eternity. Josh has been waiting three years, whether he's ready to acknowledge it or not, for a special someone to find his way back to him. 

Don't miss the sparks as past times are relived and new ones loom sexily on the horizon 

A great coming of age story, that is full of passion.

Reading this story will bring back pleasant memories of your childhood years.

Well worth a read.

Here is a story of youth and beginnings of crushes. The feelings that are fresh and new and then you grow up a little but still have the memories! I am going to rate 5 stars!

Remember that first love/crush??? The anticipation and nerves in making that connection? 

Thoughts racing unimpeded as you grasp at anything to ascertain the responses you hear, mean what you hope with every bit of your hormonally tortured soul that you, may have found someone like you?

 A terrific tale of love finding its way!!

A great story of youthful passion, I wish I had a memory like this. Read it and you will wish you had a memory like this too. Definitely worth a read by all.

Aside from my personal beef with the fact I got no action like this when I was in Boy Scouts... This was a great story! The emotions within the words brought me back to my teenage years, and I resonated with Josh so much. I was the "trembling little twerp" just like him, surrounded by guys my age with twice the amount of muscle mass. 

Reading this was a blast, and I'm looking forward to more of the author's work.