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Knot in Your String
Wyatt Brave became an international phenomenon with the success of his first mainstream punk-pop album. Now that it's past time for his sophomore release, however, he finds that he can't write the love songs his album desperately needs. Enter Bryce, the small-town pretty boy who played in Wyatt's touring band. One passionate night together gives Wyatt the drive he needs to finish his album and leaves Bryce wanting more. But when Wyatt takes off the next morning, Bryce is forced to admit that maybe he was just another notch in Wyatt's bedpost—a knot in his string.
16 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 8, 2013
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Kayla Bain-Vrba
22 books12 followersKayla Bain-Vrba has been living in daydreams ever since she was a little girl and writing about them for as long as she can remember. It was her discovery of m/m romance that inspired her first published work at age nineteen. When she’s not writing—or is procrastinating writing—Kayla enjoys spending time with her other half, crafting, and planning things to a tee.
Connect with Kayla on her website, www.kaylabain-vrba.com.
Connect with Kayla on her website, www.kaylabain-vrba.com.
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May 18, 2013
A Hearts On Fire Review
THREE STARS--"Knot in Your String" is about a punk-pop emo rock star Wyatt who has been down in the dumps. His first album a success and his label wants the second album out like yesterday. Only there is a problem...Wyatt's blocked. He can see the music he wants to create but he can't get to the point of creating.
Why? Because he's in love,of course. With fellow musician/ writer Bryce, who he believes is straight.
Aw, the angst-y emo boy just wants to be loved. He's all deep and emotional. I'd say he's in need of a hug but he'd probably think he was too cool for it. But he gets feelings relief in the form of Bryce, his secret crush.
This story is less than twenty pages, so how do you think these two guys solve this emo twink's conundrum? With sex, of course. Cherry popping sex (Bryce's apt description) That's right one of these men is a virgin. After a dozen or so "baby's" and a resolutory "I love you", you'd think of these men finally will head to that pink-purple-black-dyed hair bang of love in the sky, right?
*high-pitched* Nope.
There's an unnecessary fight that is stretched out for a month! with no communication other than a few cold text messages. (Bryce, I agree texts can be so impersonal and it's taking over for a lot of lazy asses having actual conversations) After weak reiteration of their non communication, the two men communicate and realize...they are in love.
Cute. I mostly liked the idea of the story.
Will I read more from this author? Uh-huh. The ideas are there.
THREE STARS--"Knot in Your String" is about a punk-pop emo rock star Wyatt who has been down in the dumps. His first album a success and his label wants the second album out like yesterday. Only there is a problem...Wyatt's blocked. He can see the music he wants to create but he can't get to the point of creating.
Why? Because he's in love,of course. With fellow musician/ writer Bryce, who he believes is straight.
Aw, the angst-y emo boy just wants to be loved. He's all deep and emotional. I'd say he's in need of a hug but he'd probably think he was too cool for it. But he gets feelings relief in the form of Bryce, his secret crush.
This story is less than twenty pages, so how do you think these two guys solve this emo twink's conundrum? With sex, of course. Cherry popping sex (Bryce's apt description) That's right one of these men is a virgin. After a dozen or so "baby's" and a resolutory "I love you", you'd think of these men finally will head to that pink-purple-black-dyed hair bang of love in the sky, right?
*high-pitched* Nope.
There's an unnecessary fight that is stretched out for a month! with no communication other than a few cold text messages. (Bryce, I agree texts can be so impersonal and it's taking over for a lot of lazy asses having actual conversations) After weak reiteration of their non communication, the two men communicate and realize...they are in love.
Cute. I mostly liked the idea of the story.
Will I read more from this author? Uh-huh. The ideas are there.
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