The Graft
Published on 1. June 2009
25 pages
978-1-61581-200-4 (ISBN)
Description
Sean and Daniel have both been married before, yet when new legislation allows same-sex couples to register their partnership, Daniel begins to question their relationship. But Sean knows they are meant to be together.
A part of the 2009 Daily Dose Set, To Have and to Hold, which includes 30 M/M romance stories providing a glimpse of the many forms of love: love at first sight or a love for the ages, wedding bells or engagements, or that inexplicable something that makes you think "I do," the men in these stories are all touched by its spell.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Tallahassee
United States
Product notice
Windows
File size
1,82 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-61581-200-4 (9781615812004)
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Person
A black cat for a witch may be a cliché, but add a whole bunch of tribal tattoos and an intolerance to garlic (seriously), and you have Isabelle Rowan.
Having moved to Australia from the North East of England as a small child, Isabelle now lives in a seaside suburb of Melbourne where she teaches film making and English. She is a movie addict who spends far too much money on traveling... but then again, life is to be lived. Writing was something I always did for fun - then life got in the way. Writing became essays and reports rather than the simple joy of letting a muse guide your pencil. Stories were the stuff of daydreams. Luckily (for me) I read something on line and thought - I wonder if I can do that? As simple as that! I'm not saying writing comes easily because there are times when I have no clue what I'm doing. But I believe it allowed me to get closer to the person I need to be. I'm slow, I procrastinate, and can be very frustrating, but it's only because I care.
Isabelle Rowan: isabellerowan.com/
Having moved to Australia from the North East of England as a small child, Isabelle now lives in a seaside suburb of Melbourne where she teaches film making and English. She is a movie addict who spends far too much money on traveling... but then again, life is to be lived. Writing was something I always did for fun - then life got in the way. Writing became essays and reports rather than the simple joy of letting a muse guide your pencil. Stories were the stuff of daydreams. Luckily (for me) I read something on line and thought - I wonder if I can do that? As simple as that! I'm not saying writing comes easily because there are times when I have no clue what I'm doing. But I believe it allowed me to get closer to the person I need to be. I'm slow, I procrastinate, and can be very frustrating, but it's only because I care.
Isabelle Rowan: isabellerowan.com/
