Synopsis
Zachary Blaise is having a weird week—even by his standards. Though he's gay, the radio personality has been dumped via text by a girl named Marian—and he's never even met her. On top of that, he's developed a massive crush on Marcus, the new waiter at his favorite diner. His best friend thinks the whole thing is hilarious.
Marcus’s week hasn’t been his best either. He's been betrayed by those closest to him, and although he isn't the guilty party, Marcus is the one getting harassed.
Impossibly, things are about to get even weirder. Marian has secrets, and those secrets are going to make some serious ripples in Zach's life. When he discovers that the girl called Marian is actually the man named Marcus, Zach stumbles down a rabbit hole of abusive ex-boyfriends, psychotic relatives, and revelations from his own past. If he can survive the chaos, the journey might prove worth the effort.
Marcus’s week hasn’t been his best either. He's been betrayed by those closest to him, and although he isn't the guilty party, Marcus is the one getting harassed.
Impossibly, things are about to get even weirder. Marian has secrets, and those secrets are going to make some serious ripples in Zach's life. When he discovers that the girl called Marian is actually the man named Marcus, Zach stumbles down a rabbit hole of abusive ex-boyfriends, psychotic relatives, and revelations from his own past. If he can survive the chaos, the journey might prove worth the effort.
Titre original : Beginnings and Endings, book 1: Starting With the Unexpected (2015)
Moyenne
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1 édition pour ce livre
2015 
Editions Dreamspinner Press
182 pages
ISBN : 9781632169266
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Une romance très sympa, où tout n'est pas rose pour les personnages pour autant. On se laisse tout de suite porter par l'histoire et les personnages très attachants mais réalistes. Ce tome peut-être lu séparément, vu que le tome 2 reviendra sur un autre personnage que l'on voit déjà dans ce premier tome. Bref, je vous recommande ce livre sans soucis !