Marie Sexton Bücher

„Ich hatte noch nie etwas für tuntige Kerle übrig gehabt, aber ich konnte jetzt auch schlecht verschwinden. Und schließlich musste er nicht zwingend mein Typ sein, wenn es nur um eine Nacht ging.“ Für Jonathan steht seine Karriere an erster Stelle und auch sein Privatleben hat sich dem unterzuordnen. Kein Platz für komplizierte Beziehungen und kein Verständnis für Menschen, die wie Cole vollkommen sorglos und unbekümmert durchs Leben schweben. Doch was, wenn hinter Coles klischeehaft schwuler Fassade mehr schlummert, als auf den ersten Blick zu sehen ist? Band 2 der „Coda“-Serie (Band 1 erschienen bei Egmont/Lyx).

Can a man who loves his small hometown trust it to love him back? Jared Thomas has lived in the mountain town of Coda, Colorado his whole life. He can't imagine living anywhere else. But Jared's opportunities are limited--the only other gay man in town is twice his age, and although Jared originally planned to be a teacher, the backlash that might accompany the gig keeps him working at his family's store instead. Then Matt Richards moves to town. Matt may not be into guys, but he doesn't care that Jared is. A summer camping and mountain biking together cements their friendship, but when Matt realizes he's attracted to Jared, he panics and withdraws, leaving Jared all too aware of what he's missing. Facing Matt's affair with a local woman, his disapproving family, and harassment from Matt's coworkers, Jared fears they'll never find a way to be together. But for the first time, he has the courage to try... if he can only convince Matt.

Exploring the world of classic literature, this book seeks to unveil the hidden truths and themes that often go unnoticed. It delves into the motivations of iconic authors and the societal influences that shaped their works. Through critical analysis and engaging commentary, readers are invited to reconsider the significance of these timeless narratives. By examining the intersections of history, culture, and personal experience, the text aims to enrich the reader's understanding and appreciation of classic literature.