The Coming Out Series: All 3 Books (Box Set)
The Coming Out Series
Fiction & Literature, Saga, LGBT, Gay, Romance
| Author: | John Green | ISBN: | 9781497717374 |
| Publisher: | Porterlance Books | Publication: | June 21, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | John Green |
| ISBN: | 9781497717374 |
| Publisher: | Porterlance Books |
| Publication: | June 21, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
This is the compilation of all 3 novella books in "The Coming Out Series", starting with "The Rejected Son"
"The Rejected Son" is book 1 of "The Coming Out Series", a Family Saga about a boy and his struggle to deal with life as a gay man.
Logan is an the only child until his Momma marries George, an industrial mechanic. George also has a son, Tim, who becomes Logan's step-brother. As soon as the wedding is over, the family is relocated and Logan must adapt to a new life with a step-father that hates him because he is gay. After Logan is kicked out of the house, his life takes a turn for the worse as he is forced to prostitute himself to survive.
The Story continues in "The Homecoming Reunion" and "The Broken Dreams."
All 3 stories are included in this collection, and should be read only by adults as there are adult themes and language.
This is the compilation of all 3 novella books in "The Coming Out Series", starting with "The Rejected Son"
"The Rejected Son" is book 1 of "The Coming Out Series", a Family Saga about a boy and his struggle to deal with life as a gay man.
Logan is an the only child until his Momma marries George, an industrial mechanic. George also has a son, Tim, who becomes Logan's step-brother. As soon as the wedding is over, the family is relocated and Logan must adapt to a new life with a step-father that hates him because he is gay. After Logan is kicked out of the house, his life takes a turn for the worse as he is forced to prostitute himself to survive.
The Story continues in "The Homecoming Reunion" and "The Broken Dreams."
All 3 stories are included in this collection, and should be read only by adults as there are adult themes and language.
