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Review: Noah – Leigh Jarrett

January 18, 2025 by scott

Noah - Leigh Jarrett - Salish Sea Society

Genre: Contemporary LGBTQ+ Category: Gay, Neurodivergent Reviewer: Tony Get It On Amazon About The Book Underneath that calm demeanour, I sensed lay a deeply passionate man. Noah: My parents pounded perfection into my head from a young age. Perfection is how you succeed. Striving for it has allowed me to own one of the most popular British-themed pubs in Victoria, BC. But perfection also makes love unattainable. But as I get used to being alone, a guy named Brody walks into my pub and becomes a regular, coming in at the same time every weeknight, and always orders the same thing. Brody reminds me of the sea before a storm. … Read more

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