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Review: Oyster – Fearne Hill

July 13, 2024 by scott

Genre: Contemporary LGBTQ+ Category: Trans MTF Reviewer: Maryann Get It On Amazon About The Book Low tides threw up all kinds of unexpected and random treasures. Wedding bands, hauls of driftwood, old bones worn smooth. Jaded oyster fisherman, Nico La Forge, had seen them all. Or so he believed. Until one night, a cold, bedraggled, and beautiful Éti Salvador washed up on the shore. Nico had never been in love. Wasn’t even looking for love. With the body of a revolutionary hero and a face like the devil, Nico was the sort of guy your mother warned you to stay away from. But then, Nico had never come across anyone … Read more

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