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Review: Grendel Rising – Gordon Phillips

August 5, 2023 by scott

Genre: Fantasy, Contemporary, Romance LGBTQ+ Category: Gay Reviewer: Lucy Get It On Amazon About The Book Grendel is a troll who comes up from the world below to find love. But the passage is hard, and it’s only with the aid of a human named Ken that Grendel survives. Ken, a successful, thirty-ish software engineer, lives peacefully in the suburbs with his dog Jake. Though six feet tall, Ken has always secretly dreamed of meeting a man bigger than himself. In Grendel he finds this desire met in spectacular fashion. Grendel is attracted to Ken too, but before the pair have time to explore their feelings, an agent from the … Read more

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