Mario Luxxor is a very emotional storyteller which was one of the things I liked most about the book, but the pacing was so slow and dragged out that there were parts of the book where I wasn't as interested in the characters. I thought that Lincoln and Derrick's relationship was so heartbreaking and I enjoyed the vulnerability of the characters with the themes discussed in this book.

Raw and desperately feeling. It's not at all what I was expecting and all for the better. It's definitely a unique style of personally pulling that painful and realistic agony and endless decisions out of you. How you read and wish Lincoln just chose another option, didn't meet that person ect. All Nights Die Young is an apt description by itself. And Kenny, Kenny is a character haunting the narrative as much as it haunts Derrick.
I'm glad for the ending I got to read, it's true, honest and gut wretching. It's what I hoped for

I could not put this down... All Nights Die Young follows two main characters: Lincoln and Derrick. A queer tragic "love story" that will leave you broken longing for a true happy ending. We follow Lincoln an aspiring writer from Mexico who works during the day as Spiderman at Times Square and at night a busboy at a club in Hell's Kitchen where he meets Derrick and from that night hell breaks loose.

Topics of constant substance abuse, the queer night life, sexual assault and emotional abuse, we are thrown into a tale of queer life trying to root for Lincoln. Please go read this emotional heavy and let me know what you think!