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Prove It Review

I'm not going to go into detail about the plot--obviously, you can get that here!--so I'm going to dive right in to the review.
I LOVED this book. Would it be considered romance? Maybe not. It's not really coming-of-age, either, though it has elements of both. It's a story about the ways in which relationships are built and how they change as people develop.
There were no wasted characters, not even random names mentioned. Everyone had a role in moving the plot forward and creating dynamic characters. Even Tal, who in many ways could be mistakenly viewed as a third wheel to Silas and Warren's romantic relationship was integral to the story.
I felt good reading this book. I felt like I was getting to know these three lovely boys and watching them grow up to become lovely men. I was happy for them and the places they were going. The story spans 17 years, from when the Warren and Silas are 5. In middle school Tal comes along and the trio become inseparable. While it covered a lot of time, the book wasn't particularly long, but I never felt like anything was missed. All of the important moments were hit, all of the characters fully developed. And, unlike a lot of romances, everything seemed plausible. I love how the three boys' personalities balanced each other out.
The sex scenes were graphic without being crude, were integral to the plot, and were creatively executed. Let me explain what I mean by that: too many times the sex scenes in M/M fiction follow a basic formula, repeated with each encounter. Ms. Owen explored different aspects of physical intimacy, paying as much attention to a brain-melting kiss or frottage as to actual intercourse. And none of it was gratuitous or over-the-top.
The only criticism I have deals with the pacing of the story when Warren and Silas realize that their love was different than the "just friends" love they shared with Tal. I think the time between the "I wonder if" to the declarations of love went too fast. I would have liked a little more build up to the declaration, even a bit more soul-searching, particularly by Warren. Silas's leap from "love" to "IN LOVE" actually fit well with his personality. Warren, however quiet and private he kept his thoughts, was a little too abrupt in his declaration.
I've only read one other book by Ms. Owen--Bareback--which was fabulous, emotionally draining, and downright painful--and while this book had the same quality writing, the feel of it was lighter, more positve. It's clear that Ms. Owen is a master at building authentic, relatable relationships and I know I'm going to be checking out some of her other works.
This is totally a 4.5 star book! I absolutely recommend it to others.

Prove It Overview

Warren and Silas meet for the first time at the age of five. It doesn't go well.When they reach junior high they have a truce in place and Tal, a new guy in their class, acts as a catalyst, bringing them together as best friends. Together all through high school, they survive school plays, Tal's girlfriends, Silas' boyfriend and Warren's endless studying. College is more of the same, until Silas and Tal coax Warren out of the closet.For Warren nothing changes, but for Silas the world has unexpectedly changed forever. He had no idea he was in love with his best friend at all, and when he finally tells Warren the reaction is another surprise.Prove it.Warren knows all about Silas, knows the tricks, the games, the very best and the very worst about him, and Warren loves him back. But Warren also knows that if they're going to be together it's got to be forever, and he can't just risk everything for what might be another one of Silas' whims.Silas has to prove he loves Warren, and he wants to do just that. But how do you win the heart of someone who knows you better than anyone else?

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