Gay Ghosted

by Jeremy Jenkins

Tommy I’m a nerdy introverted guy, so when it comes to dating, “putting myself out there” is out of the question. Luckily, my friend invited me to an epic Halloween party and brought some of his bachelor friends.  Only, I wasn’t interested in any of them. I had my eyes set on the one guy that was one-hundred-percent bad Julian, a notorious player, who showed up dressed as a sexy phantom. That costume was fitting because after one incredible night, he ghosted me. He wouldn’t respond to any of my texts and seemed to vanish off the face of the earth. I guess that’s just what people do nowadays. It was hard to forget him, but I was getting there… Until we ran into each other again.  He wants a repeat of the fun we had on the night we met. Only this time, I’m the one in control… Julian I don’t do relationships — I like to keep things simple. My life was exactly the way I wanted Managing a successful career, a huge social circle, and a string of one-night-stands kept me plenty busy. Why get attached when I had so much fun being single? Then I met Tommy and my whole world turned upside-down.  The way he looked at me was like he saw me — the real me. We had a connection that was nothing short of magnetic. For the first time, I felt like someone truly understood me. So what did I do?  I ran. I ghosted him.  It was rude, sure, but it was my only option. Tommy was looking for a relationship — someone to treat him right; not garbage like me.  When we ran into each other again it was like a gut punch. I knew he was too good to let go… Will he give me a second chance? ***This is a 50,000+ word M/M romance featuring an inexperienced nerd, a cocky alpha, and a satisfying HEA.  

225 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 4, 2019

Reviews

[Erica Montrose · Rating 4 out of 5]

Poignantly Sweet

Jeremy Jenkins is a new author to me, so after finding Gay Ghosted on TikTok I figured I'd give this book a try.

I'm so glad I did!

Julian and Tommy have histories they must overcome in order to build a relationship together, and I loved the way they were flawed, but willing to improve. Hurt, but allowed each other to comfort. Scared, but brave enough to try for what they wanted.

The sex was steamy and the HEA perfect. I'm so looking forward to reading more of Jenkins's works!

[P Leslie · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the first book I’ve read by this author and I really enjoyed it.

Tommy was an adorable nerd so I wasn’t surprised when he caught Julian’s attention. These two had an amazing spark and their chemistry was sizzling hot.

The author focused on both guys insecurities really well.

Fantastic story with great characters.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Courtney Turner · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was fun and cute! Julian and Tommy are opposite in almost every way. And after Julian ghosts tommy it looks like they won’t ever see each other again. But fate keeps bring them back together and neither man can stop thinking about the other. They will both have to figure out their issues so that they can final get the happy ending they didn’t even know they wanted!

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Jesslan Rose · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gay Ghosted By Jeremy Jenkins

After a bad breakup with his ex Tommy spends months alone emotionally broken. When he finally decides it's time to move on he asks a friend if his boyfriend will introduce him to some relation-type friends. Preferably not dude-bro types who are only into one night stands and will ghost him. Except he immediately falls for a dude-bro at the Halloween party.

Julian is only into one night stands and doesn't know how to do relationships. When he meets Tommy and feels things he's never felt before he ghosts him. When they unexpectedly meet again he realizes he does have feelings for Tommy and it wasn't a fluke the first time.

Tommy is a sweetheart and it's hard not to feel heartbroken for him. While Julian is relationship challenged he's not a complete @$$ and is actually a pretty good guy. He's just confused and scared.

I loved this book. The angst is about medium. It's more sad than anything else.

[Jess · Rating 2 out of 5]

Oof… DNR