Come Unto These Yellow Sands

by Josh Lanyon

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Pub Date May 31 2021 | Archive Date Sep 30 2021

JustJoshin Publishing, Inc.

LGBTQIAP+ | Literary Fiction | Mystery & Thrillers

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Description

Choose Wisely!

Once a bad boy, the only lines Professor Sebastian Swift does these days are Browning, Frost and Cummings.

When a student he helped to disappear becomes a suspect in a murder, he races to find the boy and convince him to give himself up before his police chief lover figures out he's involved.

Max likes being lied to even less than he likes sonnets. Yet his instincts--and his heart--tell him his boyfriend is being played and a dangerous enemy may not stop until Swift is heading up his own dead poet's society.

Choose Wisely!

Once a bad boy, the only lines Professor Sebastian Swift does these days are Browning, Frost and Cummings.

When a student he helped to disappear becomes a suspect in a murder, he...

A Note From the Publisher

Reformatted reissue of 2011 release through Samhain Publishing

Reformatted reissue of 2011 release through Samhain Publishing

Advance Praise

It is difficult to write a character whose addiction is convincing and have the reader believe both in his redemption and an HEA for the romance, but you pull it off in this novel. Swift is a fascinating character; his weaknesses and his strengths seem so intertwined, as if they flow from the same personality traits. When I reached the end of the book it was hard to let him go, but I'm confident that his future will offer him not just contentment but happiness.

Sunita for Dear Author - A Recommended Read

It is difficult to write a character whose addiction is convincing and have the reader believe both in his redemption and an HEA for the romance, but you pull it off in this novel. Swift is a...