B.P. Morrison
This Day and Age
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(B. P. Morrison July 12, 2016)
When Michael graduated high school, he was going to come out to his parents. He didn't think they'd kick him out.
His brother, his best friend, and his boyfriend take him out to the mountains to get away, hoping it might make Michael's parents miss him. But he's not the only one having problems—they all have their own reasons for getting away. The next day, when tragedy strikes, three of them are left wondering what to do next.
Each—Michael, Jackson, Hannah, and Tyreese—tells his or her side of the story of that weekend and beyond, revealing how different people react when something goes wrong, and more importantly, how we move on from there.
Content Warning: This book contains sexually explicit content, and reader discretion is advised.
His brother, his best friend, and his boyfriend take him out to the mountains to get away, hoping it might make Michael's parents miss him. But he's not the only one having problems—they all have their own reasons for getting away. The next day, when tragedy strikes, three of them are left wondering what to do next.
Each—Michael, Jackson, Hannah, and Tyreese—tells his or her side of the story of that weekend and beyond, revealing how different people react when something goes wrong, and more importantly, how we move on from there.
Content Warning: This book contains sexually explicit content, and reader discretion is advised.
- Pages
- 268
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