Belkin Lake

by Angelique Jurd

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ISBN: B07XFJLD94
Pages: 142

Is fifteen years too long to wait to ask for forgiveness? To ask for a second chance?

Jason left his hometown of Belkin fifteen years ago and has never returned. But he's never forgotten Shaun or their time together.
If he goes back, will Shaun want to speak to him?
How can Jason convince him that the man he's become isn't as afraid as the boy he was? That he can be trusted and that this time - he won't run?

A stand alone novella about love, growing up, and second chances.

Published: September 26, 2019
Publisher: Independently Published
Editors:

Penny Tsallos Editing & Proofreading

Cover Artists:

May Dawney

Genres:

Contemporary, Gaylit

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Pairings: M-M
Heat Level: 3
Romantic Content: 4
Ending: Click here to reveal
Character Identities: Gay
Protagonist 1 Age: 26-35
Protagonist 2 Age: Varies During Story
Protagonist 3 Age: Varies During Story
Tropes: Second Chances
Languages Available: English

About the Author

Angelique Jurd is the pierced, tattooed, pansexual, rainbow-haired, cat-ear-wearing writer your mother probably warned you about (or possibly should have warned you about). Owned by three cats, three adult children, a temperamental computer, and a very patient boyfriend (not a partridge in a pear tree). She writes mainly contemporary MM Romance with a side of MM Fantasy Romance featuring a sexy Santa, a highstrung Cupid, and an exhibitionist Easter Bunny (spoiler - he's not really a bunny).

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