Who would have thought that the dating world could have changed so much in ten years. Jake's entire twenties had been spent with the same man, some of it was even happy. Now, after finally prizing himself away from his 'better the devil you know' relationship by following a brand new 'true love' to another country Jake finds himself lost and alone. The country was Wales, so only a road sign away from England, but it felt a million miles from the Yorkshire towns Jake had been used to. So, when the 'true love' turned out to be a waste of the air he breathed, Jake decided to give up on 'relationships' and enjoy his singledom for a while. With a sense of freedom giving Jake a surge of energy, he throws himself into internet dating, gay holidays and new friendships. White Boxes follows Jake's adventures and sees the lead character grow into a well-rounded individual, well mostly. This story is very much in the vein of Eat, Prey, Love, but without the eating, or praying, and slightly more sex than loving, but it's sort of the same idea. Also, it has a gay man and not Julia Roberts, either way, it's a funny and entertaining read that open-minded people are sure to find entertaining.