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REVIEW: Surviving Death, by G.R. Lyons

November 24, 2019 by scott

Surviving Death - G.R. Lyons - Treble and the Lost Boys

Title: Surving Death Series: Treble and the Lost Boys Author: G.R. Lyons Genre: Paranormal LGBTQ+ Category: MM / Gay Publisher: Self Pages: 186 Reviewer: Maryann Get It On Amazon About The Book How can you find purpose when you’re already dead? Cam Lucius has always felt useless and helpless, but never so much as the day his father pulled the plug, ending Cam’s life. As a ghost, there are only a handful of people who can see Cam, leaving him lonelier than ever. Until he meets Taylor. Taylor Ainsley can’t touch anything without suffering, leaving him isolated from family and abandoned by friends. As for ever having a boyfriend? Not … Read more

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