My Brother's Husband, Volume 1

I had no idea what I was getting into with this one. I was a bit taken aback at the beginning by the frankness, the realness, of the book, but I soon got with the rhythm of it. 
It deals with grief, with homophobia, with such heavy difficult topics that it pulls at the heart. It was nice when there were moments of humor to lift that cloud, switching the atmosphere to heartwarming. I had so many emotions reading this and really couldn't tell you where it was (or even is) going to go. 

I still need to read volume 2, but do plan on getting to it soon.