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Pride Publishing
Avylinn Winter
Volatile
PUBLICATION:
August 2016
WORLD RIGHTS
EXTENT: 212pp
Like a depressed moth drawn to a wild flame, Chris hoped that
flame would brighten his life, not burn him alive.
Chris Sinclair fades into a gray world after losing his mother to
cancer. When forced to attend a concert, as a last attempt to
coax him out of his shell, he discovers that life might not be
as bleak as he first thought.
Dante Heron holds the audience between the tips of his fingers
and the delicate bow, playing the violin as if every heart is his
to command. However, something darker brews behind the
façade, and Chris is determined to solve the enigma.
When Chris is offered the job of traveling around Europe with
the famous violinist, he surprises himself by accepting. With
no idea of what awaits him, he’s thrown into a world where
emotions rule and rules are bent.
“Reading this book has been a great experience. The characters
were beautifully drawn and the emotions were piled up quite
high.” ~ Gay Book Reviews
Devon Rhodes & TA Chase
A Sticky Wicket in Bollywood
PUBLICATION:
August 2016
WORLD RIGHTS
EXTENT: 155pp
A handsome Bollywood actor must choose between his career
and a rugged cricket player from his past, who he’s fallen in
love with…again.
Rajan Malik has the world of Bollywood in the palm of his
hand…a beautiful girlfriend, starring roles, adoring fans… He
should be happy, but behind the façade lies a man conflicted
and exhausted by the pressure placed on him by his ill mother,
his agent and society.
Indian Premier League cricketer Ajay Singh can’t believe how
bad his university roommate Rajan looks when he spots his
picture in the paper. They had parted on bad terms. Still, he’s
moved to offer Rajan his support by renewing their friendship.
But friendship was not all they shared back then.
Their renewed secret affair is fraught with difficulties. It’s a
bit of a sticky wicket they find themselves in.
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“This was a solid, readable story with appealing characters,
exotic locations and a rather sweet romance.” ~ Rainbow
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