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< 911 > < On Fire > < The Broken H > < The Tin Star > < Bareback > < Natural Disaster > Chris Owen

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Torquere Press(2008-06-25)
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(911 by Chris Owen)

(Was Three a Crowd?)

(Three = Perfection)

(A good one from Owen.)

(Hottest Book I have read in a long time)

This is one of hottest manlove books I've ever read. And it's not just M/M. It's M/M/M. Yes, *three* sexy men in love, having sheet-scorching sex...not to mention a sweet, tender, and surprisingly believable three-way relationship. A fireman, a doctor, and an EMT. It just doesn't get any hotter than that. When you do read it, make sure you have a bucket of ice and a change of clothes handy. Better yet, find your own sexy fireman or doctor to play with. :)

Okay, enough about the sex. The sex is insanely hot, but what really stands out to me is the chemistry and the realistic presentation of a working threesome of men. It's rare for an author to be able to write a love story between three men that's not just erotic, but actually believable. This story makes me believe that such a relationship is entirely possible.

The men...ohhh, the men...they are strong, sexy, sensitive, and completely wonderful. I just can't find a negative word to describe this book or its characters.

I will definitely read this one again. It's a keeper. More brilliant M/M romance by Chris Owen.
I am a fan of Chris Owen, so I could not wait to read 911. However, the addition of Eric to principle players (Drew and Scott) did not sit well with me. Chris did such a wonderful job in establishing the Drew (hot fireboy) and Scott (cute doctor) love story, that Eric's (sexy blond) addition seemed to take away from Drew and Scott. In fact, it seemed to become the Eric and Drew story, which made me sad. It wasn't until Drew was badly injured, that Scott's importance to Drew (and Eric) was acknowledged.

I'm not a prude, and have no issues with three-somes. However, I do feel that principle players need to be remembered. Author Sean Michaels is good in remembering principle players (Rock and Rig), even though they opened their hearts and home to a third ("Pretty", as he is called by Rig). Maybe the author was trying to portray that Drew, Scott, and Eric all loved equally, and I just didn't get it.

I gave the book 4 stars because of the set-up love story of Drew and Scott, but will be cautious of other three-somes by Chris.

There is a reason many cultures and religions use the number three to represent totality, balance, harmony. Chris Owen has written another powerful book in "911". As someone who has always believed strongly in polyamory, as a fundamental way to share the joy and strength that comes from truly loving, I found this story delightful and affirming. Each character grows throughout the book, opens up to the others to expose his own weaknesses, and learns to accept the unconditional love that still demands honesty. The end of the book seems rather rushed, but it also makes sense that the three men can actually tackle their final mutual challenge together, and quickly.

Unfortunately, Torquere Press seems to have a quality assurance problem. There are numerous typographical errors and even character slip-ups, which a careful editor or proofreader should have caught. So, the publishing knocks one star off - but Chris delivers a great read!

Thanks again!
Like all his fans, my first taste of the writer's effort is the sizzling and emotional "Bareback", which prompt me to secure the rest of Owen's e-books. To my dismay there are not many.
I love the first part of "911", Scott my favorite character, but am put off in the second part by the ideal of a "threesome". I do not mind the boys making it out with the consensus of his partner but guess I am still too prudish to be comfortable with the idea of a permanent "threesome" instead of a couple. The fact that Eric is a nice guy did not help and I found myself wishing he would leave the boys alone and pair off with James.
That aside, Owen's writing is just great. Just wish he will write at a faster pace. Oh yes I do love his latest effort, the short but lovely "Carbon&Ash" available now in Torquerepress.com.
Fireman Drew Smyth loves his job. The one drawback is being near hospitals, but it seems that this visit to the ER after a nasty fire just might be the best visit he has ever had. Drew comes face to face with a new resident on staff and wants to know more. Drew finds himself without a ride home, but luckily the doctor treating him is officially off duty and offers Drew a ride home. It is then that Drew offers the doctor a beer and they begin to talk.

Dr. Scott Campbell doesn't realize that by offering Drew a ride home his life will change. Scott comments on Drew's house and mentions wanting to move to another place. Scott is surprised when Drew invites him to live there. Together they come up with a plan, schedules, everything they need to be good roommates. There is one thing that the two of them don't discuss, and it is their attraction to each other. Months pass and Drew is at his wits end. He wants Scott and feels deep in his heart that Scott wants him as well. Writing a suggestive invitation on a piece of paper, Drew is ecstatic when Scott immediately comes over to him. The two come together in an explosion of passion that refuses to burn out. Totally in love with each other, the two men try to keep their work separate from their personal life. Eric, an EMT needs a new place to stay in the worst way. One night playing poker, Scott and Drew offer their home to Eric. Eric finds out that Scott and Drew are together and have been for years. Eric accepts the place to stay, but finds it harder and harder to deal with the attraction he feels for both Drew and Eric. What Eric doesn't realize is that Scott and Drew feel the same way about him. Things come to a head when Eric tells the couple of his plans to move out. It seems that Eric can't stay there any longer and not act upon his attraction. His plans are halted when Scott and Drew come clean about their desires.

911 by Chris Owen has to be one of the hottest books I have read in a long time. Full of sexual tension at the beginning, Chris Owen takes the reader on a sensual journey that I didn't want to end. As for the three main characters, I fell in love with each of them. Drew's zest for life and his loyalty to Scott made my heart sing. Scott's love and faith in Drew was without restrictions and absolute. Eric was my favorite. Unsure of himself, he quickly became meshed with Scott and Drew and completed them. 911 by Chris Owen exceeded all of my expectations when I started to read. I know for certain that I now have to read everything by Chris Owen and can't wait to get started!

Talia
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Drew is a fireman who loves the rush and is looking for a roommate to share costs. Scott is a doctor looking for somewhere to live that isnt with his now ex-lover. The match seems more than perfect when Scott moves in and its more than just costs that they share. So what happens when along comes EMT Eric with his blond good looks and boyish smile? Will this twosome be able to become a threesome or does it spell disaster for all?
Drew is a fireman who loves the rush and is looking for a roommate to share costs. Scott is a doctor looking for somewhere to live that isn't with his now ex-lover. The match seems more than perfect when Scott moves in and it's more than just costs that they share. So what happens when along comes EMT Eric with his blond good looks and boyish smile? Will this twosome be able to become a threesome or does it spell disaster for all?
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< 911 > < On Fire > < The Broken H > < The Tin Star > < Bareback > freaks

< Lessons > < Wasted Heart > < Sumter Point > < The Lonely Hearts Club > < Come and Get Me > < The Candidate > Kim Pritekel

price： 640
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(One Worth Reading And Re-Reading)

(Wish there were more books like it!)

(Earnest, but poorly written)

(More than I expected)

(Better than I expected!!!)

I adore this book. The characters seem so real and it's so easy to fall in love with both of them. It starts off slow, and I felt that sometimes the description of what the characters were wearing was a bit much but it picks up. There are quite a few editing errors in the novel (like Dagny's name being spelled Dagney some of the time) but nothing that I felt would take away from a five star rating. The story is easy to become absorbed in and, unlike most books, I enjoyed this book even more the second read.
In a world with too few lesbian novels, especially those surrounding the younger generation, Kim Pritekel brings us a wonderful novel.

Lessons is very well-written, and it is a fantastic story that is both believable and realistic. There are many reviews that already described the story itself, so I won't go into too much detail, but I just wanted to say that I loved this book.

(And just incase any of you care, there is a very beautiful love scene, that is tasteful, not trashy! read thissss!!)

It's hard to find good lesbian fiction, and I chose this book because it was reviewed so highly on Amazon. I was disappointed. The author is clearly passionate about her subject matter, but the writing is seriously flawed. I don't normally buy into the idea that there are "rules" for writing--after all, those who are firmly in control of their craft bend and break such rules all the time--but too often Pritekel falls into the trap of "telling" rather than "showing." For example, the narrator frequently informs us that some character is "interesting" or "so interesting" without demonstrating through the dialogue what precisely the main character finds captivating. As a result, though Chase may be interested, the reader is bored. The dialogue itself falls flat; Pritekal aims to capture youthful speech by inserting the f-word (or the occasional "hell yeah") practically every other sentence; the language is distracting and makes all of the characters sound the same. (I have no problem with profanity, by the way, but here it is overused; there was a good article in "Poets and Writers" magazine many months back about the using profanity judiciously). Major plot developments in the novel are signaled in advance by obvious and cliched symbolism--Chase's failed swimming lesson at the beginning of the book, for example--and the secondary characters are rarely believable. Finally, this book is desperately in need of a good edit (which is no fault of the author). There are typos and misspellings throughout, many of which make the book unintentionally funny, as when, at the height of a sex scene, a character lets out a "grown." I wanted to like this book, but both the plot and the prose come across as juvenile and ultimately unconvincing.
This book touched on many life events and squeezed a lot into a small space without making the story feel rushed or synthetic.

The college setting for this book was authentic and displayed how finding yourself can be hard.

Keeps you reading and rooting for the main character the whole way.
I read the reviews before I purchased this book and decided that it seemed interesting enough and would probably be worth the money. After reading the book, I, without a doubt would recommend this to anyone. I thought that it started off a little slow, but the story and ending made up for it and made it a great book. I would definetely recommend it and you won't be disappointed in any way. Def. a winner!!
Chase Marin is an 18 year-old girl filled with more confusion than common sense. A daughter of affluent parents, Chase is expected to go to college at the University of Arizona and prove herself as equally successful as her big sister. How can she do that when she doesn't even know herself? Dagny Robertson is everything that the Marin's would want in a daughter - too bad Dagney's own parents don't even know their only child, borne from their intense love, exists. Now, Dagny works on her graduate degree while acting as a TA in Psych 101. Can this older woman, once the worshipped babysitter of a lost eight year-old girl, help Chase find herself?
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< Lessons > < Wasted Heart > < Sumter Point > < The Lonely Hearts Club > < Come and Get Me > freaks

< Seti's Heart > < No Going Home > < My Fair Captain > < Bite > < Male of the Species > < The Draegan Lords > Kiernan Kelly

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(Seti's Heart)

(Seti,s Heart)

(Well crafted and highly entertaining and imaginative M/M fantasy!)

(Touching Love Story and Hot Sex)

(Full of Heart, and some nice steamy moments too!)

Fueled by vengeance and hatred, King Seti denounced his god Setekh for killing his lover Ashai. In retaliation, Setekh cursed Seti to remain mummified for five thousand years. Five thousand years later, Logan Ashton is working in the National Museum of Natural History for Dr. Lincoln Perry when he stumbles upon a sarcophagus with a mummy inside. After taking a peek, Logan decides to leave well enough alone. Seti's curse is broken and he comes to life ensuring that Logan is now officially in trouble. Seti still wants revenge against Setekh. While he figures out how to get back at him, he decides to claim Logan for his own. Logan is falling for Seti, but because of Dr. Perry's secret, there are thugs with guns chasing them. Even if they can keep from getting killed, do Logan and his ancient lover have a shot at a future together?

A mummy, several bad guys, a few really good friends, and really hot sex make Seti's Heart a great story. Logan is an average guy who finds himself in a most unusual predicament. Seti is stubborn, sexy, and very commanding. His ancient ideas collide with modern times and create some really amusing moments. Seti's Heart has angst, action, romance, and a really hot king. It's a fun story with a very clever and creative plot and some great characters. I loved it!

Nannette
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This one made you think , and it was a graet love story . I liked the way you got to see the city from his point of wiew , seeing the changes after so much time had passed . And the way he porteacted his lover.
Kelly really has a flair for writing and it shows in "Seti's Heart".

This is not merely a M/M romance erotica. There is a well thought out and fast paced plot here with a well crated fantasy setting. What is more intriguing than an over 5,000 years old mummy waking up in contemporary NY, even if this plot is as old as time ? Not to mention that the mummy, King Seti, is such a hunk, with a touch of vulnerability. And of course pairing this hunk with Logan, a nerdy young assistant curator, is just the right ingredient for a hot romance. Both Seti and Logan are likable characters. Add to that Logan's closely knitted group of gay friends, some really bad guys all out to get Seti's blood, a hellish revengeful demonic god and a most amusing Osiris, King of Hell itself, we have a highly imaginative and entertaining fantasy, with some pretty hilarious moments. There are some sad moments too.

However I wish there are more chapters devoted to the development of Seti's and Logan's romance. Not at the expense of the plot of course, but a longer story as to me, this is first and foremost a love story between the majestic King and his newly found soulmate who is the replacement of a long lost love.
I read this in ebook form and loved it. I've re-read it several times. I want this in paperback because I know I'll see Kiernan Kelly at DragonCon 2008 and I want her autograph.

Her books are all excellent. I own the others too, but Seti's Heart has a special place in *my* heart.

Thanks for a great read, Kiernan! Keep 'em coming!
I got this book based on other books from this specific publishing company. They've never let me down. This book was no exception...what started off as kind of strange became interesting and eventually hard to put down. The characters are great and likable, and it's the kind of book that has you cheering for the lovers till the end.

The villains are both other worldly and real worldly...it makes it an interesting blend. This book is amazing and had moments that made me laugh and brought tears to my eyes and made my 30 minute break into a 40 minute one...by accident ^_^;

It's just that good! Get this book and be impressed...this is an author that I hope to see more from in the future and possibly a sequel!

Cursed by the god who shares his name, Seti was an Egyptian king who lost everything; his name, his kingdom, even the man he loved more than anything in the world. For centuries he's waited in a dusty, forgotten sarcophagus, until Logan comes along. Logan is a graduate student who stumbles on Seti in the basement of a museum and accidentally awakens him. Logan figures any way he looks at it, a missing mummy is going to be bad for his career, so he takes Seti with him until he can decide what to do. He doesn't want to be accused to theft, but who's going to believe in a mummy coming back to life? Seti and Logan have a lot more to worry about than the modern day police. There's a group of scientists that want Seti for more than decoration and a vengeful god with an agenda to get Seti gone once and for all. Logan has to deal with all of that, but his biggest problem might just be Seti himself, who's trying hard to get into Logan's pants, and his heart.
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< Seti's Heart > < No Going Home > < My Fair Captain > < Bite > < Male of the Species > freaks

< Brokeback Mountain: Story to Screenplay > < Brokeback Mountain (Widescreen Edition) > < Brokeback Mountain > < Close Range: Wyoming Stories > < Brokeback Mountain: Now a Major Motion Picture > < Charlie Rose with Ang Lee&Heath Ledger (December 7, 2005) > Annie Proulx,Larry McMurtry,Diana Ossana

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(It's ok if you like cowboy movies)

(Very Interesting)

(Learning to Write Short Story to Screeplay)

(Brokeback - story to screenplay - Absolutely Fabulous!!!)

(The movie script and original story)

I had to purchase this book for a college course, otherwise I probably would never have read it. I found it boring and realized that it's probably better suited for either men who like cowboy stories, or people who are into studying how to create a screenplay from a move. The screenplay stays very true to the short story. The best part about this book is the essay in the back by Proulx. I suggest you read it before you read the short story as it answered my main question, which is why a straight woman in her 60s would write a story about rough cowboys who were having trouble accepting their sexual orientation.
This item took you through the entire life of the book to the screenplay to the movie. It was great reading what the writers said about the project and how it was a labor of love for everyone involved. It was wonderful reading how devoted everyone was to the project. Much how the two main characters were devoted to each other.
In an effort to check out my approach to writing a book adaption to screenplay, I thought it would be a good exercise to experience how others have done it. After reading the Brokeback Mountain short story, then reading the shooting script, then watching the film, I knew I was right on target. It is invigorating to experience and understand the progression from story to screenplay to film. The book also includes backround information from the short story writer, Annie Proulx and the two screenwriters, Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana, which tops off the value of this book. Reading it is a great process, and once you've read the book, you'll appreciate the film even more.
-Catherine Busch-Johnston-

This is an excellent addition to anyone's book collection - not only do you receive Annie Proulx's wonderful story, but you can experience Larry McMurtry's and Diana Ossana's sweet, lilting and poignant screenplay. Ennis and Jack jump off the page, fictional characters who have somehow become real, as we are transported with them through the most beautiful twenty years of their star-crossed lives. No, it is not a story about gay cowboys....it is a story about two young men who find love and happiness in an unlikely relationship, and simply don't know how to handle it. The part of this story that always grabs me is that through a simple twist of fate, the entire ending could have been different.

I suggest this book couple with the movie - seeing the screenplay come to life through Heath Ledger's and Jake Gyllenhaal's performances is spell bounding.

It was a fascinating read to see the short story move from Annie's simple prose to screenplay. And the chapters at the end which discuss the story and the filming of this heart-wrenching story is worth the price. I highly recommend it. Thanks for listening.
This is the original story by Annie Proulx as well as the movie script. Great for fans of the film as a collector item.
Annie Proulx has written some of the most original and brilliant short stories in contemporary literature, and for many readers and reviewers,Brokeback Mountainis her masterpiece.

Brokeback Mountainwas originally published inThe New Yorker.It won the National Magazine Award. It also won an O. Henry Prize. Included in this volume is Annie Proulx's haunting story about the difficult, dangerous love affair between a ranch hand and a rodeo cowboy. Also included is the celebrated screenplay for the major motion picture "Brokeback Mountain," written by Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana. All three writers have contributed essays on the process of adapting this critically acclaimed story for film.

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< Brokeback Mountain: Story to Screenplay > < Brokeback Mountain (Widescreen Edition) > < Brokeback Mountain > < Close Range: Wyoming Stories > < Brokeback Mountain: Now a Major Motion Picture > freaks

< Cruise Control: Understanding Sex Addiction in Gay Men > < Ten Smart Things Gay Men Can Do to Improve Their Lives > < The Velvet Rage: Overcoming the Pain of Growing Up Gay in a Straight Man's World > < Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction > < 10 Smart Things Gay Men Can Do to Find Real Love > < In the Shadows of the Net: Breaking Free of Compulsive Online Sexual Behavior > Robert Weiss

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Alyson Books
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(You may find why your sexual life is so problematic for you)

(International aprroach)

(Life changing experience&turning point in my life!)

(Every gay man should read this book.)

(An Essential Source Book)

After reading this book you'll finally understand what was happening to you that motivaded you to endless cruising while isolated you from your friends, familiy, hobbies and joy.
What is great about this book is it not only makes you understand sex addiction, it gives you many information about how to recover from it.
I also think it is valuable reading for every gay/bi men since it helps in distinguishing to what degree one's sexual adventures are or are not an addictive behaviour.
This book must be translated to other languages fast!
This is a very nice book. I have read about it in Brazil and I immediately decided to buy this important study report. After having finished I was sure it was exactly what I was looking for. Have a nice fun!
I solemly recommend this book for the emotionally heart shattered gay men out there who can't cope with their inner sexsual outing in a controllable manner. This book is amazing&has helped me along my path to recovery.
I am proud to have written this book. When I went through my own past struggles with addiction, there was nothing for me to read that offered the kind of information and direction that truly reflected my own struggle. I feel that this work really offers any gay man struggling with his sexual behavior - a real chance to evaluate his concerns and figure out how to get help. I hope it helps you or somone you love.
Cruise Control is an essential handbook for any gay males dealing with sex addiction issues. In clear and concise prose, the author discusses what sex addiction is and what it is not. He gives lots of examples of appropriate and inappropriate behavior, allowing us to see ourselves where appropriate. The text is geared specifically to a gay male audience, s issues of homophobia and orientation -related shame are addressed directly without judgment. The book can be a quick, one day read or it can be read slowly and be digested depending on the needs of the reader. I very highly recommend this book.

Robert Weiss, director of the Sexual Recovery Institute in Santa Monica, California, avoids political and moral arguments and instead focuses on the clinical approach, asking the question, "Is your sexual behavior causing problems in other areas of your life?"Cruise Controlleads men to a better understanding of the difference between sexual compulsion and non-addictive sexual behavior within the gay experience, and it explains what resources are available for recovery. A timely and important contribution to the body of recovery literature,Cruise Controlprovides understanding, empathy and encouragement to gay men seeking healthy sexual expression.

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< Cruise Control: Understanding Sex Addiction in Gay Men > < Ten Smart Things Gay Men Can Do to Improve Their Lives > < The Velvet Rage: Overcoming the Pain of Growing Up Gay in a Straight Man's World > < Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction > < 10 Smart Things Gay Men Can Do to Find Real Love > freaks

< Just Too Good to Be True > < One in a Million > < Pleasure > < True to the Game III > < Something on the Side > < Too Little, Too Late: A Novel > E. Lynn Harris

price： 1018
Random House Audio(2008-07-15)
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(What you don't know can hurt....)

(LoVeD iT!!)

(Very good book!)

(Another standing ovation for an outstanding work!)

(WELL WORTH THE WAIT)

This book was HOT!!! E Lynn Harris writes a novel that draws you in from the first page.
This book focuses on the close relationship between Brady Bledsoe a potential NFL Baller and his mother Camryn Bledsoe. Camryn has many secrets... her mysterious past in Texas and who Brady's real father is, and if he is alive or dead. Despite the secrets Camryn has raised Brady as a respectful, celibate bright young man. Brady is a star running back for his college football team. Camryn has raised Brady to refrain from sex until marriage and focus on his education.
Brady has been sheltered his whole life by overprotective Camryn, so he is swept off his feet when he meets Barrett Manning a sexy cheerleader who is new at school.
Brady may soon no longer be a lockerroom laughingstock for his boy Delmar and the rest of his teammates about his "virginity". Unbeknownst to Brady and Camryn, Barrett and no good agent Nico Benson are out to get naive Brady.
Nico will stop at nothing to have Brady (and his future millions) on his roster. Even if it means digging into Camryn's secret past and exposing Brady to the real deal with his mom and his potential father....
E. Lynn Harris is my boi, I have read every last novel this man has written and I will continue to be a fan. This novel has a bit of everything in it, it has a bond with mother and son, friendship, protectiveness, lies, deceit, betrayal, greed, honesty, the love of ones self, strength, and forgiveness. It was a little different of a story line, it touched on what we were use to, but it flowed just the same, and having Mr.John Basil Henderson grace the pages was a nice reminder of what's to come. P.S that "GP" part, now that was too funny. I loved it.
This is my first read by this author (although I've heard about him for a long time) and I must say that I really enjoyed this book. I will say that I did avoid this author because of the previous subject matter of his books (in the same way I avoid Romance or Sci-Fi), but something about this book caught my attention.

The main character was VERY interesting: a good looking, star football player who is smart, has a great future, and doesn't want to sleep with women until he finds the right one!! Wow!! He does have some problems and like most of us (meaning guys), when he gets his first taste of how wonderful women can be... loses his freaking mind!! :-)

E. Lynn has a way with building the drama and making you feel just like his characters. Great work Mr. Harris!
I can't say anything better than what's been said already. E. Lynn Harris definitely made this book worth the wait. The characters are different, the storyline is different, but the page-turning obsession continues in Harris' latest work. If you've enjoyed E. Lynn before, you will definitely enjoy this one as well. For anyone raised in the South, a lover of college sports, or someone who has simply experienced the drama of an undergraduate college degree, this book has something for everyone. I am anxiously awaiting the next masterpiece!!! Bravo, Mr. Harris, Bravo!!!
I AM A DEVOTED E. LYNN HARRIS FAN AND THIS BOOK WAS SOOOOOOOO WORTH THE WAIT. I DIDN'T REALLY LIKE SAY A LITTLE PRAYER BUT HE HAS BOUNCED BACK TO THE TOP. I DID NOT WANT TO PUT THIS BOOK DOWN AND WAS MAD I HAD TO GO TO WORK AND COULDN'T FINISH IT IN ONE SITTING. THIS IS ONE YOU WILL NOT WANT TO PUT DOWN AND YOU WILL LOVE EVERY MINUTE FROM BEGINNING TO END......

Harris serves up a treat that will capture and enchant audiences everywhere—a big, bold, and irresistible novel about football, family, and secrets.

Brady Bledsoe and his mother, Carmyn, have a strong relationship. A single mother, faithful churchgoer, and the owner of several successful Atlanta beauty salons, Carmyn has devoted herself to her son and his dream of becoming a professional football player. Brady has always followed her lead, including becoming a member of the church’s "Celibacy Circle." Now in his senior year at college, the smart, and very handsome, Brady is a lead contender for the Heisman Trophy and a spot in the NFL.

As sports agents hover around Brady, Barrett, a beautiful and charming cheerleader, sets her mind on tempting the celibate Brady and getting a piece of his multimillion-dollar future—but is that all she wants from him, and is she acting alone?

Carmyn is determined to protect her son. She’s also determined to protect the secret she’s kept from Brady his whole life. As things heat up on campus and Carmyn and Brady’s idyllic relationship starts to crumble, mother and son begin to wonder about the other—are you just too good to be true?

A sweeping novel about mothers and sons, football and beauty shops, secrets and lies, JUST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE has all the ingredients that have made E. Lynn Harris a bestselling author: family, friendship, faith, and love.

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< Just Too Good to Be True > < One in a Million > < Pleasure > < True to the Game III > < Something on the Side > freaks

< Cowboy Up > < The Tin Star >