| Author: | CH Lowe | ISBN: | 9781301280230 |
| Publisher: | CH Lowe | Publication: | September 23, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | CH Lowe |
| ISBN: | 9781301280230 |
| Publisher: | CH Lowe |
| Publication: | September 23, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
For George, the UK city of Newcastle Upon Tyne is a foreign country...
George has made his way to the Big City, hoping to find a life more fulfilling than the one he left behind. But this town is very different place to the island 'paradise' he once called home, and manhood, as he will discover, is about more than doing a day's work or frequenting the local pub.
From boutique to bargain basement, stylish apartment to squalid houseshare, and happy ever after to the reality of falling in love, nothing is what the Boy expected. As George takes his first tentative steps on Tyneside, he meets a colourful cast of characters - from Ella, born in Shenzen but Geordie from her Vivienne Westwood heels to her perfectly coiffed crown. Then there is Lawrence, the older Man, who will challenge George to confront his own sexuality at every turn.
The lives of all three will be irrevocably altered as day-to-day existence in this constantly changing city forces them to make some tough choices.
The grass is not always greener on the other side, and life, even in this City, with its patriotic black and white stripes, is never so straight forward.
It kept me reading till the early hours! Highly recommended !!
- Tracy Shayler, Amazon Top 1600 reviewer
'An earthy, passionate, and fast-paced coming of age story that sparkles with wit and humour and vividly captures life in modern-day Newcastle'
- E. Newrick
“Someplace North of Here” by CH Lowe is a beautifully written book... a very enjoyable read, and it should not be missed.
- Bibliophile Book Reviews
The English is high quality and the writing is smooth, with above par editing.
- Author Vivek Rajan Vivek
The book is a compelling tale of George's journey from his hometown to the big city.
- Author Susanne Leist
For George, the UK city of Newcastle Upon Tyne is a foreign country...
George has made his way to the Big City, hoping to find a life more fulfilling than the one he left behind. But this town is very different place to the island 'paradise' he once called home, and manhood, as he will discover, is about more than doing a day's work or frequenting the local pub.
From boutique to bargain basement, stylish apartment to squalid houseshare, and happy ever after to the reality of falling in love, nothing is what the Boy expected. As George takes his first tentative steps on Tyneside, he meets a colourful cast of characters - from Ella, born in Shenzen but Geordie from her Vivienne Westwood heels to her perfectly coiffed crown. Then there is Lawrence, the older Man, who will challenge George to confront his own sexuality at every turn.
The lives of all three will be irrevocably altered as day-to-day existence in this constantly changing city forces them to make some tough choices.
The grass is not always greener on the other side, and life, even in this City, with its patriotic black and white stripes, is never so straight forward.
It kept me reading till the early hours! Highly recommended !!
- Tracy Shayler, Amazon Top 1600 reviewer
'An earthy, passionate, and fast-paced coming of age story that sparkles with wit and humour and vividly captures life in modern-day Newcastle'
- E. Newrick
“Someplace North of Here” by CH Lowe is a beautifully written book... a very enjoyable read, and it should not be missed.
- Bibliophile Book Reviews
The English is high quality and the writing is smooth, with above par editing.
- Author Vivek Rajan Vivek
The book is a compelling tale of George's journey from his hometown to the big city.
- Author Susanne Leist
