He paints a powerful picture (I'm still haunted by Carter Bennett in Prisoner, Sir.) He is a dialogue god, using it to reveal character, drive story and set mood. It just paints such powerful imagery and draws out emotions in you. I don't know how to sum it up, because words ain't good enough. Instead he put a bit of reality in there, and my heart broke for the masculine yet boyish Hunter with that ending. He didn't just start the story promisingly, only to have the two MCs declare undying love at the end after a hot consummation.

I so enjoyed how Kol made me work for the ending. I have always been fascinated by the bonds of brothers, always. You're my hero and thank you for sharing your work.

Kol, if this reaches you, please know that you have a true goddamn fan for life, buddy.

I would soak up everything he would teach me. I wish I could be coached or mentored by Kol. And really, what more can you ask for from an author? He is my inspiration and my literary hero. His stories rips my heart out through my throat every time, puts it back, slices my chest open and then dices my heart into a million pieces then sets fire to it and roasts marshmallows in its embers. The man is (gorgeous) a genuine, a modern day genius. One important thing to know about me is that I am obsessed with Kol Anderson and ALL of his work. Lord please just help me Kol Anderson is a god. Most importantly of all, Kayden is in love with his brother and has been from the time he started taking notice of these things.Hunter is hot, but Kay is obviously unable to confess to his brother what it is that is making him so unhappy and suicidal. The brothers survive (barely) and we pick up the story years later when Hunter is into women and Kayden is into men. Hunter had to assume the role of Kayden's protector even though he was barely old enough to look after himself, he understood that looking after Kay was what his mum would have wanted him to do. This was a heartbreaker of a tale at first.Hunter and his younger brother Kayden whose home life was dominated by a drunken, lazy and abusive father, and whose mum died of a heart attack when Kayden was 4. 4.25 stars and a big thumbs up from me.smileys unavailable this evening, they're on strike I'm afraid.better pay and conditions wanted, greedy little toads!! well, discover for yourselves.a huge win for Kol's writing which was crisp and concise. Anticipated squick factor 10, actual squick factor. Well, after rumours that this one had incest, I was a little apprehensive to say the least.I needn't have worried too much.

Soulmate by Kol Anderson