Better than People

Welcome to my review of Better then People 

My thoughts

Rating: 4

Would I recommend it? Yes but only to people who lived read gay romance or to ones that don't mind reading .

Would I read more by this author? Yes

First off I want to thank HARLEQUIN - Carina Press as well as NetGalley for letting me read an review it . Because this is my fist time  I reading anything by this author and I wasn't sure if I was going to like it , love it or hate but I actually liked it so much more then I thought I would that I read it in a day. One  of the things I liked was how well the author wrote Simon’s character because just like him I to have  anxiety  and in many ways I can understand what its like for him each and everyday ,as for Jack's character I did like him  from the start as well and I started to like him even more when he begin to realize that he was trying to change Simon and that he loved him for who he was and didn't want to turn him into someone that he wasn't. I also loved how  much Jack and Simon loved the pack as they was called and there was times that I was smiling because of the chaos they caused. As for the story itself it was well developed and the romance is slow going which made the story that much more enjoyable to read .

Title: Better Than People 

Author : Roan Parrish

Genre: LGBT romance

Aug 25,2020

 It’s not long before their pet-centric arrangement sparks a person-centric desire…

Simon Burke has always preferred animals to people. When the countdown to adopting his own dog is unexpectedly put on hold, Simon turns to the PetShare app to find the fluffy TLC he’s been missing. Meeting a grumpy children’s book illustrator who needs a dog walker isn’t easy for the man whose persistent anxiety has colored his whole life, but Jack Matheson’s menagerie is just what Simon needs.

Four dogs, three cats and counting. Jack’s pack of rescue pets is the only company he needs. But when a bad fall leaves him with a broken leg, Jack is forced to admit he needs help. That the help comes in the form of the most beautiful man he’s ever seen is a complicated, glorious surprise.

Being with Jack—talking, walking, making out—is a game changer for Simon. And Simon’s company certainly…eases the pain of recovery for Jack. But making a real relationship work once Jack’s cast comes off will mean compromise, understanding and lots of love.