Review: Bitter Honey by Yona Katz
A raw and incisive piece of contemporary romance, Bitter Honey by Yona Katz examines the shame we hide, the wounds we bury, and our quiet desires for closure that may never come.
Christopher is a hardworking Deputy District Attorney with an Adonis-like boyfriend, Julian, but something sour is simmering beneath the surface of their bond. Periods of intense connection and intimacy are followed by bitter fights, punitive behavior, and withheld affection, creating a destabilizing cycle that leaves Christopher confused, desperate, and endlessly apologetic.
On top of this domestic disturbance is the resurrection of Mathew Wexler, a long-lost connection from Christopher’s […]
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