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ISBN 10: 1773576933 ISBN 13: 9781773576930
Editorial: Naughty Nights Press LLC, 2022

Sinopsis

Can love be enough to convince a gay homeless man to embrace that dangerous thing called hope?

Daryl Hamilton is finally free and looking forward to his new life. Coming out of the closet is the best thing he’s ever done. Nothing and no one will take that freedom away from him ever again, even if it means his father is out of his life forever.
He has his art, his brother, a safe place to live, and that’s really all he needs to be happy. His goals are set and he’s on his way to becoming the man he’s always wanted to be. A new flame in his life is just the icing on the cake.

Devon St. James left home at seventeen and has lived on the streets ever since. He longs for the stability of a home and permanent job but doubts his crap luck will ever change. The catch twenty-two of his situation simply makes it seem impossible.
Suddenly, Devon is offered a chance at everything he desires. As usual, it’s too good to last. It physically hurts to leave his new family behind but Daryl deserves a better man than him and he’s determined to leave town before he hurts the only man he’s ever loved.

Will Daryl’s unconditional love be enough to convince Devon to stay?
Can he brave his fear and embrace the chance for a family?

Find out in the next book in the From the Edge series.


Trigger Warning: Abuse and sexual assault.

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Editorial
Naughty Nights Press LLC
Año de publicación
2022
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
1773576933
ISBN 13 
9781773576930
Encuadernación
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Número de edición
2
Número de páginas
338
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