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Queer Empire
Cavan Wilde, an idealistic young man, sees his life turned upside down when his partner, Freddy, becomes the victim of an act of depraved brutality. Trying to cope on his own, and facing an uncertain future, he turns to a stranger for help and support. The stranger provides Cavan with the comfort that he needs. The stranger seems to have all of the answers. But the stranger also has his own agenda, and he will stop at nothing to see it through to its terrifying conclusion. Soon, Cavan is drawn into a maelstrom of violence where nothing is what it seems and one man’s desire for change will dangerously impact on the lives of millions.
A devastating story of desire, change, and violent revolution.
A devastating story of desire, change, and violent revolution.
688 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 9, 2014
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September 19, 2015
Amazed
In a heterosexual world everyone likes to believe that they treat everyone equally, that has a society they accept individuals as who they are. I think not. If we did then why do they use the word different she referring to homosexuals? Be cause they bury the true reality that in their minds they are.
Queer Empire exploits all the realities that homosexuals endure and I have to say this was probably one of the emotional novels I have ever read it gripped at my heart completely.
But it isn't just sadness you will feel when reading this tale. The flavorful characters will make you laugh.
What I enjoyed was the friendship between Cavan, a gay man and Prentis a heterosexual man. There was a deep bond and unwavering love between the two that touched my heart.
The author did a wonderful job of making me rethink and relook at life and society in general and if you read this book I promise you will feel the same way too!
In a heterosexual world everyone likes to believe that they treat everyone equally, that has a society they accept individuals as who they are. I think not. If we did then why do they use the word different she referring to homosexuals? Be cause they bury the true reality that in their minds they are.
Queer Empire exploits all the realities that homosexuals endure and I have to say this was probably one of the emotional novels I have ever read it gripped at my heart completely.
But it isn't just sadness you will feel when reading this tale. The flavorful characters will make you laugh.
What I enjoyed was the friendship between Cavan, a gay man and Prentis a heterosexual man. There was a deep bond and unwavering love between the two that touched my heart.
The author did a wonderful job of making me rethink and relook at life and society in general and if you read this book I promise you will feel the same way too!
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