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Southern Comfort #4
Truth and Consequences
In the wake of the Halloween lock-in, a rift has opened up among the friends, brought about by Mark’s inability to be honest with them, as well as himself. Todd reaches out to Blake and Clay, and a stronger friendship is formed. Mark misses his boyfriend, but even more so when a new student named Taylor arrives on the scene, and it appears that Taylor and Todd might be more than just friends.
Clay’s about to turn eighteen and his father is throwing a party—one he fully intends to wriggle out of, until Travis invites all his friends and he’s caught. An uninvited guest brings out a side of Clay nobody knew existed, one that threatens to shake up the peace of New Liberty.
Not telling the truth has its own consequences!
Clay’s about to turn eighteen and his father is throwing a party—one he fully intends to wriggle out of, until Travis invites all his friends and he’s caught. An uninvited guest brings out a side of Clay nobody knew existed, one that threatens to shake up the peace of New Liberty.
Not telling the truth has its own consequences!
- GenresM M Romance
208 pages, ebook
First published October 5, 2012
28 people want to read
About the author
S.L. Danielson
28 books85 followersaka Stephanie L. Danielson. I've been an avid reader since a small child. My first loves were science fiction as well as general fiction books.
Later, I began writing my own stories with a romantic flavor to them.
With influences running the gamut from romance,sci-fi, and drama, my muse was found.
In 2007 I was first published with Love Resurrected, and have since released over a dozen other books, mostly in the contemporary gay romance genre. I am particularly fond of young adult/college age boys to write about.
When not working on a new book, I can be found shooting pool and darts, hanging out with my husband, parents, and cat, cycling, skating, or spending way too much time playing computer games.
Later, I began writing my own stories with a romantic flavor to them.
With influences running the gamut from romance,sci-fi, and drama, my muse was found.
In 2007 I was first published with Love Resurrected, and have since released over a dozen other books, mostly in the contemporary gay romance genre. I am particularly fond of young adult/college age boys to write about.
When not working on a new book, I can be found shooting pool and darts, hanging out with my husband, parents, and cat, cycling, skating, or spending way too much time playing computer games.
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October 9, 2012
I love that Mark finally has happiness in his life and I am also glad Violet wasn't in this one as much. I still don't care for Clay but I love Taylor.
December 30, 2018
As an avid fan of Young Adult romances, I am really enjoying the Southern Comfort series by SL Danielson and Julie Lynn Hayes. Truth and Consequences is book four in the series.
It picks up with Mark and Todd on the outs, and everyone in the group mad at Mark. Then we get to see Todd getting to know Taylor.
Blake and Clay are as close as ever. In fact, a large portion of this book deals with Clay's problems, letting us get to know him better, and I really do like him now.
I appreciate the Taylor storyline, and the way the group deals with everything.
And as for Mark, he has a lot of growing up to do, and it's great to see the changes in him.
These teens certainly have a lot of complications in their lives. They have family issues, friendship issues, and problems that arise from keeping secrets. I'm definitely enjoying this series a lot.
It picks up with Mark and Todd on the outs, and everyone in the group mad at Mark. Then we get to see Todd getting to know Taylor.
Blake and Clay are as close as ever. In fact, a large portion of this book deals with Clay's problems, letting us get to know him better, and I really do like him now.
I appreciate the Taylor storyline, and the way the group deals with everything.
And as for Mark, he has a lot of growing up to do, and it's great to see the changes in him.
These teens certainly have a lot of complications in their lives. They have family issues, friendship issues, and problems that arise from keeping secrets. I'm definitely enjoying this series a lot.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews