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Rock Star
Trust, Truth, Honesty, Love, Compassion, Empathy-all characteristics a courtship. But what happens when everything you've ever known about your prospective lover is a deadly lie? Ronnie Lee Mickle Jr. writes in detail about how he moved to Atlanta as a young gay male where he fell in love with being an openly gay male- and Cory. Cory, a venerable "Rock Star", conjures up images of popularity, sex appeal, and money. Through false starts and stops, the author, takes us through a budding romance orchestrated all on Cory's terms. Often people say the truth will set you free. Mickle, however, brings readers to a new understanding- the truth can also unravel one's world creating a long and hard climb back to normalcy. "An incredible memoir by, Ronnie Lee Mickle. A fast page turner every gay male should read. Rock Star expresses the power of human spirit, and expresses ultimately, each of us is responsible for our own lives and choices. A highly recommended read!" - USA Book News.
163 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 24, 2011
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July 8, 2017
This book needs editing.
However, the story it tells is compelling and is one that is not heard enough. The dialogue is excellent and I found myself caring a lot about the characters. I might have even teared up a time or two.
The writing style starts out pretty rough but ends up shaping into a decently written memoir about young love, betrayal and heartache. This is an important story despite its lack of editing and is well worth reading.
However, the story it tells is compelling and is one that is not heard enough. The dialogue is excellent and I found myself caring a lot about the characters. I might have even teared up a time or two.
The writing style starts out pretty rough but ends up shaping into a decently written memoir about young love, betrayal and heartache. This is an important story despite its lack of editing and is well worth reading.
Displaying 1 of 1 review