Reviewing Healing Him by A.T. Brennan

Healing Him (The Den Boys #2) by A.T. Brennan 3*
BLURB: “I hated that I was like this, but after years of trying to work through it I was beginning to feel like I’d never be normal.” ~ Cody
Hiding the fact that I was in love with my best friend Isaac used to be the most complicated part of my day, until a chance meeting with a handsome stranger named Jonah sent my life into a tailspin. Scars from my past have stopped me from giving in to my desires for so long, but I’m done being afraid. I want both men. I just don’t know if I’ll be able to trust that anyone can love me.
“I knew it was a bit messed up, but there was no jealousy or envy when I thought of my men together.” ~ Isaac
I’ve loved Cody for as long as I’ve known him, but have always held back because of his past. Then I met Jonah and I knew there was no way I could choose between them. I want it all—the man I’ve loved for so long, and the one I’m quickly falling for. It’s not going to be easy, but nothing worthwhile ever is.
“I wanted to believe it was all true, but I couldn’t push aside the fear that I was just a distraction until the two of them got together.” ~ Jonah
After having my heart broken I never thought I’d find love again. I wasn’t looking for anything real, and then I met not one, but two men I can’t resist. Isaac and Cody are everything I ever wanted but didn’t know I could have. I want to believe the three of us can work, but a part of me can’t get past the fear that I’ll be the odd man out, again.
This is Book 2 of The Den Boys series, but can be read as a standalone - no cliffhangers.

My Review: I received a free copy from the publishers. I don't really know what to say about the book as all three main characters are fairly well explained in the blurb. The relationship between the three men went much as I expected it to and there were no big surprises. Nor was there a lot of angst and, if I'm honest, I thought that Cody could have taken longer before getting into such a relationship. However overall I did find it a pleasant and easy read and I will definitely be adding book three to my wishlist.