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During the holidays, anything is possible—a second chance, a promised future, an unexpected romance, a rekindled love, or a healed heart. Authors Killian B. Brewer, Pene Henson, Erin Finnegan, Lilah Suzanne, and Lynn Charles share their stories about the magic of the season.
During the holidays, anything is possible—a second chance, a promised future, an unexpected romance, a rekindled love, or a healed heart. Authors Killian B. Brewer, Pene Henson, Erin Finnegan, Lilah...
During the holidays, anything is possible—a second chance, a promised future, an unexpected romance, a rekindled love, or a healed heart. Authors Killian B. Brewer, Pene Henson, Erin Finnegan, Lilah Suzanne, and Lynn Charles share their stories about the magic of the season.
A Note From the Publisher
This anthology of holiday season short stories includes contributions from acclaimed and award-winning authors of LGBTQIA fiction at Interlude Press.
This anthology of holiday season short stories includes contributions from acclaimed and award-winning authors of LGBTQIA fiction at Interlude Press.
Advance Praise
"The five authors in this sweet anthology offer tender, gentle contemporary stories of hope and romance with a Christmas backdrop." — Publishers Weekly
"The five authors in this sweet anthology offer tender, gentle contemporary stories of hope and romance with a Christmas backdrop." — Publishers Weekly
"The five authors in this sweet anthology offer tender, gentle contemporary stories of hope and romance with a Christmas backdrop." — Publishers Weekly
Even though it's been unusually warm in the 80s for me, reading a little bit of Christmas was perfect. I love Christmas and romance stories, so this was right up my alley. These short stories so sweet and full of the Christmas spirit. I loved falling back into the world of the Do Nothing's and how eccentric they all were. I loved that the stories had lots of Christmas miracles without cliches. There were several different times while reading this book that I just said to myself "Man, I really want this as a movie." Between puppies, grief, love, mountains, mall santas, and bars, there is something for all readers. My only compliant would be is that i wanted more in each story!
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Live online 12/4/17
If the Fates Allow
Edited by Annie Harper, 2017
New Release! I received a copy of this book from NetGalley for the purpose of review.
Premise: Five stories of love, hope, and forgiveness at the holidays.
Do you need some warm and fuzzy holiday cheer? Do you love love?
This new collection features five LGBTQ holiday romances that make your heart feel full of sugarplums. I smiled and sighed and giggled. It's seriously sweet, without being too sweet.
The first author, Killian Brewer, starts off strong with "Gracious Living Magazine Says It Must Be a Live Tree." Marcus wants his first Christmas with his boyfriend to be perfect, and his grandmother's friends are there to help.
"True North" by Pene Henson follows a WNBA star who goes home for the holidays with a friend, only to navigate her family's misguided assumptions and her high school crush.
Erin Finnegan brings us "Last Call at the Casa Blanca Bar & Grill," in which a young political adviser navigates the first holiday after his lover's accidental death.
"Halfway Home" is an adorable story about a woman who feels lost in life until she rescues a dog and meets an animal lover.
Finally, "Shelved" by Lynn Charles features a library student who interferes in her uncle's love life because she's too shy to pursue her own.
Each story is full of great characters and each is a perfect little tale. It's so rare for a compilation not to have at least one dud, but I enjoyed each story for different reasons. I can be cynical about both romance and the holidays, but I wholeheartedly recommend this book.
5 Stars - An Awesome Book
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Even though it's been unusually warm in the 80s for me, reading a little bit of Christmas was perfect. I love Christmas and romance stories, so this was right up my alley. These short stories so sweet and full of the Christmas spirit. I loved falling back into the world of the Do Nothing's and how eccentric they all were. I loved that the stories had lots of Christmas miracles without cliches. There were several different times while reading this book that I just said to myself "Man, I really want this as a movie." Between puppies, grief, love, mountains, mall santas, and bars, there is something for all readers. My only compliant would be is that i wanted more in each story!
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Lindsay S, Reviewer
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Live online 12/4/17
If the Fates Allow
Edited by Annie Harper, 2017
New Release! I received a copy of this book from NetGalley for the purpose of review.
Premise: Five stories of love, hope, and forgiveness at the holidays.
Do you need some warm and fuzzy holiday cheer? Do you love love?
This new collection features five LGBTQ holiday romances that make your heart feel full of sugarplums. I smiled and sighed and giggled. It's seriously sweet, without being too sweet.
The first author, Killian Brewer, starts off strong with "Gracious Living Magazine Says It Must Be a Live Tree." Marcus wants his first Christmas with his boyfriend to be perfect, and his grandmother's friends are there to help.
"True North" by Pene Henson follows a WNBA star who goes home for the holidays with a friend, only to navigate her family's misguided assumptions and her high school crush.
Erin Finnegan brings us "Last Call at the Casa Blanca Bar & Grill," in which a young political adviser navigates the first holiday after his lover's accidental death.
"Halfway Home" is an adorable story about a woman who feels lost in life until she rescues a dog and meets an animal lover.
Finally, "Shelved" by Lynn Charles features a library student who interferes in her uncle's love life because she's too shy to pursue her own.
Each story is full of great characters and each is a perfect little tale. It's so rare for a compilation not to have at least one dud, but I enjoyed each story for different reasons. I can be cynical about both romance and the holidays, but I wholeheartedly recommend this book.
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