I expected this to be a fun read, and it was sort of. But like with the other books by the author, we got a liiittle bit of "lecture" too. (You know, like what it is to be gay, and coming out, etc.) From what I gathered about Seth King, is that for him it's important to "spread the word". I think of him as a revolutionary writer, which doesn't show in his writing style per se, but the stories he writes. And of course he made me cry again (just a bit, I wasn't full on bawling like with Liberty). ( )