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Tag Archives: grieving
Dead Ringer: young men rescuing each other from abusive childhoods
I loved basically everything about the story in Heidi Belleau and Sam Schooler’s Dead Ringer. This is not a story about two generically hot people who Clash Because Plot. It’s okay that some people like that, but the fact that … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, contemporary romance, dead ringer, gay romance, glbt, grieving, heidi belleau, lgbt, m/m romance, queer, queer lit, romance, sam schooler, slash
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