World Letter Writing Day Box Set
Published on 9. November 2024
233 pages
978-1-68550-901-9 (ISBN)
Description
Celebrate World Letter Writing Day with this box set! From a gentle small town missing letter mystery to lovers reconnecting after years apart, from a scientist and an architect falling in love long distance to a perilous undercover connection, these stories deliver a happy ending for everyone!
Contains the stories:
Dear John by Holly Day: Logan is working undercover on an island. Instead of getting close to the syndicate leader he's investigating, he gets to know his boyfriend. Zion wants to be with Logan but has to get out of the relationship he's in first, and he's stuck on an island with no cellphone reception. Then Logan tells him the truth, and everything changes. How can Zion trust Logan when he's been lying about who he is?
Love, Isidor by Nell Iris: My darling Henri. I still dream of you after all this time. One letter from his ex, Isidor, turns Henri's world upside down. It's been a decade since they couldn't make their long-distance relationship work, and Henri still questions the decisions they made. Could they have fought harder for what they had? Is ten years apart too long, or will old feelings reignite when Henri and Isidor meet again?
Reading It Wrong by A.L. Lester: A date turned down. A stolen letter. A reminder that nerds don't just play board-games. Reading it Wrong is a gentle MM romance set in the small-town world of Theatr Fach.
A Flowering of Ink by K.L. Noone: Burne loves his research. But months of island field work can get lonely until a fascinating letter arrives. Devon lives alone in a house he's designed, full of roses and ocean views. When a misdirected birthday card turns up, he has to send it on and can't resist adding a note. As Burne and Devon trade letters, they fall in love across ink and paper, but what might happen when they finally meet?
Contains the stories:
Dear John by Holly Day: Logan is working undercover on an island. Instead of getting close to the syndicate leader he's investigating, he gets to know his boyfriend. Zion wants to be with Logan but has to get out of the relationship he's in first, and he's stuck on an island with no cellphone reception. Then Logan tells him the truth, and everything changes. How can Zion trust Logan when he's been lying about who he is?
Love, Isidor by Nell Iris: My darling Henri. I still dream of you after all this time. One letter from his ex, Isidor, turns Henri's world upside down. It's been a decade since they couldn't make their long-distance relationship work, and Henri still questions the decisions they made. Could they have fought harder for what they had? Is ten years apart too long, or will old feelings reignite when Henri and Isidor meet again?
Reading It Wrong by A.L. Lester: A date turned down. A stolen letter. A reminder that nerds don't just play board-games. Reading it Wrong is a gentle MM romance set in the small-town world of Theatr Fach.
A Flowering of Ink by K.L. Noone: Burne loves his research. But months of island field work can get lonely until a fascinating letter arrives. Devon lives alone in a house he's designed, full of roses and ocean views. When a misdirected birthday card turns up, he has to send it on and can't resist adding a note. As Burne and Devon trade letters, they fall in love across ink and paper, but what might happen when they finally meet?
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Holly Day lives in rural Sweden with a husband, four children, more pets than most, and wouldn't last a day without coffee. For more information, visit hollydaywrites.wordpress.com.
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Nell Iris is a romantic at heart who believes everyone deserves a happy ending. She writes gay romance, prefers sweet over angst, and wants to write diverse and different characters. For more information, visit nelliris.com.
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A.L. Lester likes to read. Her favorite books are post-apocalyptic dystopian romances full of suspense, but a cornflake packet will do there's nothing else available. The gender of the characters she likes to read (and write) is pretty irrelevant so long as they are strong, interesting people on a journey of some kind. For more information, visit allester.co.uk.
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K.L. Noone teaches college students about superheroes and Shakespeare by day and writes romance--frequently paranormal or fantasy, mainly LGBTQ+, and always with happy endings--when not grading papers or researching medieval outlaw life. For more information, visit klnoone.wordpress.com.
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Nell Iris is a romantic at heart who believes everyone deserves a happy ending. She writes gay romance, prefers sweet over angst, and wants to write diverse and different characters. For more information, visit nelliris.com.
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A.L. Lester likes to read. Her favorite books are post-apocalyptic dystopian romances full of suspense, but a cornflake packet will do there's nothing else available. The gender of the characters she likes to read (and write) is pretty irrelevant so long as they are strong, interesting people on a journey of some kind. For more information, visit allester.co.uk.
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K.L. Noone teaches college students about superheroes and Shakespeare by day and writes romance--frequently paranormal or fantasy, mainly LGBTQ+, and always with happy endings--when not grading papers or researching medieval outlaw life. For more information, visit klnoone.wordpress.com.
