
Midsummer (Love's Labours, #1)
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Summer... Shakespeare... skulls?!?
When long-time theater professional John heads to Virginia to play Oberon in the Theater in the Woods's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, the last thing he expects is become captivated by Michael, the actor playing Puck.
Despite reeling from a personal loss - and being inexperienced with men - John rushes headlong into an affair with Michael. But their fling may be doomed by secrets and a sinister discovery neither man is prepared for.
A sumptuous tale of summer passion and unexpected romance.
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Racheline is a writer and performer. She's not a self-help expert and has absolutely no qualifications other than being a disaster human who is good at getting shit done, persevering, and swearing. You can find her on Twitter @racheline_m.
With Erin McRae, she writes romance novels about difficult people with complicated lives finding their happily ever afters.
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