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ANNOUNCEMENT/GIVEAWAY: Far Away, by Bryan T. Clark

May 1, 2020 by scott

Bryan T. Clark has a new contemporary MM romance out: “Far Away.” And there’s a giveaway! First love can save you … and ruin you … Eighteen-year-old Noah Rothenberg spent the prefect summer with his first love, the charming and seductive Spiro. He fell head over heels in love from what started as a clumsy crush. But that was twelve years ago. His relationships since have been spectacular failures because of how things ended with Spiro. If he has any hope of moving forward, he needs to find Spiro and get some closure … even if he has to fly halfway around the world to do it. Too bad he … Read more

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