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Review by Heather York
I have been looking forward to reading Eric and Lorcan's story ever since they met when their best friends, Zander and Troy met in Patience. Boy, did Helena Stone deliver! Set with the backdrop of the Yes Referendum for marriage equality in Ireland, Eric and Lorcan try to balance dating, family, and well equality. I just love this series so far and I love how the equality is not just about marriage, gay and straight, but also between Eric and Lorcan. Like in Patience, you just might walk away with a little new insight about yourself as well as enjoyed a lovely work of fiction as you follow Lorcan's journey.
Review by Joyfully Jay
In our modern world, where same-sex marriage is still not legal everywhere, Stone’s Equality carries a strong and important message, which speaks to everyone, regardless of sexuality. In my opinion, this is worth more than the portrayal of Eric and Lorcan and their romance, although Stone appears to be one of those authors who can achieve it all! Equality is a definite recommendation from me!
Review by Joyfully Jay
Equality continues Stone’s series perfectly, with familiar characters, the beautiful setting of Ireland, as well as Stone building upon series events... [It] carries a strong and important message, which speaks to everyone... Equality is a definite recommendation from me!
Review by Alpha Book Club
I loved this story for the mere fact that Lorcan and Eric were flirting around each other in book one, Patience, where their best friends became partners. They had shared a delicious kiss before Eric had to leave for Canada for work. Though both were hesitant in awakening this fleeting passion, they were drawn together like a moth to the flame. The other substory was Lorcan’s response to his family and how it would effect everything should he follow his heart. Fighting for equality was hard, fighting for familial support even harder. As with the first book there was a message. Believe in yourself and trust that things would work out.
Review by Jessie G Books
I enjoyed this book. I loved the return of Troy and Xander...I thought Lorcan’s way of navigating through a new relationship was very realistic especially for someone who has never been involved in a relationship... this is a good addition to the Dublin Virtues Series.
Review by MM Good Book Reviews
This is a wonderfully written story, while Eric and Lorcan’s relationship does have its moments of tension it’s Lorcan and his family problems that draws the focus. We get an amazing feeling of realness as Lorcan struggles; we get the pure frustration that just pores off him... I recommend this to those who love characters who have struggles, who adore lovely couples just fitting together, who cheer for equality, and those that love a wonderful ending.
Review by Bayou Book Junkie
The chemistry between Lorcan and Eric was amazing and I just couldn't get enough of them together... It was a well-written book and I am looking forward to the next book in the series!
Review by Archaeolibrarian
It was a good book, a nice easy read... Lorcan and Eric's chemistry is almost tastable off every page. It's not a matter of IF, more of WHEN they finally get their act together. And when they do, it's so beautifully written! Lorcan's lack of experience in the relationship department pulls at you. It makes for great reading.
Review by Love Bytes Reviews
I am really enjoying this series... the writing and storylines are well done. Just as with the previous book, there are some great side characters here. Lorcan’s granny is a hoot and really stole the show in this one!
Review by Divine Magazine
A sweet light read. The way of writing is so honest, very respectful and funny. The personalities are clear... both men are sweet, gentle and wise.
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