Monday Mentions: January 30, 2017
Today’s Monday Mentions brings you two vastly different gay romance reads that released today. Terrible Two's, from self-published Megs Pritchard, finds Zach struggling at work with his new boss and when he’s suddenly thrust into caring for his two nephew’s things heat up. Will a chance encounter change everything between Zach and his boss?
In Charli Coty’s The Visionary goody-goody Colin sees things that aren’t there. But when he discovers a real dead body and teams up with PI, Al, there may be more to their hidden reality than even he knew.
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About Terrible Two's
After leaving University, Zach struggled to find employment. When he eventually found work in a call centre, he was ecstatic.
But from day one he had a problem.
After an accidental run-in with the manager, Geoff, Zach was under no illusions that his days were numbered.
While dealing with his work issues, Zach is left devastated when his sister dies.
Now, struggling at work with a boss who may or may not like him, Zach is now raising his two young nephews alone.
One night, a chance encounter with Geoff changes everything.
But, when a problem occurs in work, is Geoff willing to stand by Zach or will he walk away?
About The Visionary
Colin Page, eighteen-year-old community college student, apple polisher and all-around goody-goody, has a secret. He sees things that aren’t there. Unfortunately, the Doc Martens on the floor of the mail vestibule in his apartment building really are there and attached to a dead body. Hunkered over the body is someone Colin had barely noticed before, Private Investigator Al Green. Most people scare Colin, but for some reason, Al doesn’t, even after he reveals that he knows about the hidden reality of their world.
Alonzo Green, despite his low-power mind, is determined to help right the wrongs he unknowingly contributed to. He’s also hopelessly smitten. He knows it’s wrong—probably even dangerous—to enlist Colin’s help with the investigation. And that’s before considering all Al has to fear from Colin’s fiercely protective and powerful mother.
Colin and Al put some of the pieces together, but as soon as one thing becomes clear, the picture changes. The search for the Big Bad takes them from Portland to Tacoma and Seattle, and eventually to San Francisco, but their journey into each other’s arms is much shorter.
