Right Here Waiting

by Remmy Duchene

Is it better to stay in the friendzone?Because of a creep with a surface to air missile, Captain Marc LaCroix's career as pilot in the Air Force is over. His injuries are severe and by the time he’s healed, he’s left feeling a shadow of himself. He knows what comes next in life is loneliness and misery.Paul has been in love with Marc since they were kids. Afraid confessing his feelings would ruin their friendship, Paul stayed in the background, playing the supportive best friend. Then Marc returns, sexier than he left, and all those old feelings become new again.But will Paul's fear ruin it before it even begins?

Genres: M M Romance, Military Fiction, Romance

132 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 13, 2014

About the author

Remmy Duchene is a Canadian-hockey-watching-baseball-playing kind of guy. He loves walking in the rain and bugging his friends about his latest story ideas. Remmy believes that true love comes in all shapes, sizes, and sexualities. He is always saying "I'd rather see two gay people in love get married than two straight people that hate each other."

Reviews

[Meep · Rating 1 out of 5]

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Story had potential but dnf at 50% writing is way over the top and inconsistent, even the main character's name changes.
Every woman cries on sight. The best friends read as strangers and the sudden romance was ..sudden. Also Paul must have serious money; buying a house, getting it renovated, buying gifts, expensive meal - all for a friend he's not seen in years.

[Shelley · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 stars

[Sheryl C. Nash · Rating 4 out of 5]

*3.5 stars*

[LDL · Rating 1 out of 5]

What could have been a great story was completely ruined by the over the top writing style.