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Heartbreak Haven
After the break-up of a six-year relationship, Elijah Hollins is returning home. He thought his seaside village in Devon would mean rest and relaxation; eating ice cream on the beach and roasting marshmallows over a fire, but nothing could prepare him to be face-to-face with his first love.
Is it possible for a second chance a decade later? Or will the fresh heartache keep him from falling in love again?
Heartbreak Haven is a gay romance novel with no cliffhanger.
Is it possible for a second chance a decade later? Or will the fresh heartache keep him from falling in love again?
Heartbreak Haven is a gay romance novel with no cliffhanger.
151 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 4, 2017
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About the author
Joseph James Hunt
4 books9 followersBorn in Lancaster, England during the summer of 1993.
A writer from a young age, stories have always played a huge part in HUNTs life.
Forever reading and writing, telling stories aloud.
Be ready to fall in love, find new fears, and exist in dreams.
A writer from a young age, stories have always played a huge part in HUNTs life.
Forever reading and writing, telling stories aloud.
Be ready to fall in love, find new fears, and exist in dreams.
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September 28, 2017
Not For Me.
I'm pretty sure a proofreader would be worth employing to fix the many errors in this book. I actually DNF'd at 28%, partly because of the errors and partly because the eye roll at the events on Eli's visit to Mitchell's house was so fierce, it took several minutes to get my eyeballs facing in the right direction. Does that sound a bit ridiculous? Yes, much like the turn if events in this book. There are way too many good books to be read to waste time reading poorly written ones.
I'm pretty sure a proofreader would be worth employing to fix the many errors in this book. I actually DNF'd at 28%, partly because of the errors and partly because the eye roll at the events on Eli's visit to Mitchell's house was so fierce, it took several minutes to get my eyeballs facing in the right direction. Does that sound a bit ridiculous? Yes, much like the turn if events in this book. There are way too many good books to be read to waste time reading poorly written ones.
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