To be fair, my head was full of Chuck at the time, a peg missing its hole. But a ride to where? Even if I could hop on, where would I wind up? I clearly hadn’t given it enough thought. I thought I’d slide open a door and bum a ride. Not passenger trains, but the kind that carries stuff. An unexpected friendship quickly forms, and then just as unexpectedly blossoms into something more as their adventure ultimately leads them to their fates.Īt turns darkly funny and tragic, deeply erotic and poignant, Ted of the d’Urbervilles uniquely shines a light on the phrase Love is Love-though who they will find it with remains a mystery until the very end. Benny has never had a reason to be hopeful about anything until a chance encounter with Ted.īoth men are soon traveling together from state to state, making ends meet however they can, rushing to the reading of the will that may or may not change both their lives forever. Ted will inherit something, but what that something is remains to be seen.īenny is a young, homeless drug addict, straight except for when cash is involved. Hope seems futile, though hope is exactly what he finds when a surprising email informs him that an unknown wealthy relative has died, that a reading of a will is soon to occur clear across the country. Ted is an orphan, a young gay man living on the streets following the death of both his parents. Love is Love-though who they will find it with remains a mystery until the very end! Personal growth, poor to richĪmazon US | Amazon UK | JMS Books | GooglePlay

Genre/s : Contemporary M/M Romance, Comedy/Humour, Erotic Romance, Dark Comedy, Gay/Straight romance

Queens of the Apocalypse by Rob Rosen