To put it boldly: Matt had no redeeming qualities.
And the things that he says and does to James practically every time they are in the same room together? They’re vile (I still cannot get what happened at the dinner party out of my head or my heart). No, he’s always been a short-tempered, ill-mannered, homophobic, emotionally-stunted asshole with anger management issues and quick fists. Unfortunately, it quickly becomes clear that it’s not only the accident and his resulting injuries that are causing Matt to act like an ass. I even understood why he might lash out at those taking care of him. I completely understood why someone in his position would feel vulnerable, irritable, and defensive. I’ve never been in a car accident that serious (knock on wood!), but I know how grumpy I get when I’m sick, so the man immediately had my sympathy. He’s broken and scarred, wracked with pain, and mostly bed-bound. When the story begins, Matt has been seriously injured in a car accident. When I started writing this review, I had no idea how to rate this book. Will Matt realize too late that James is the only one who can rescue him from himself? The bond they form is forged in fire and ice, and the wounds they inflict on one another can only be erased by Matt’s admission that he can’t live without James’s loving touch. The two men clash from the start as James struggles to help Matt rebuild his shattered body and heal his crushed soul. Hiring nurse James Hayden to look after him seems like the best idea for Matt, whose fierce independence has been compromised by his injuries. Title & Author: Rescue Me by Scarlet BlackwellĪfter a near fatal car crash leaves him scarred both physically and emotionally, Matt Harmon finds the solitude of his huge, lonely house too much to bear.
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