Bases Loaded by Sean Michael at Dreamspinner Press
Genre | Gay / Contemporary / Athletes/Coaches / Romance |
Length | Novel, 210 pages/60272 words |
Heat Level | |
Publication Date | 23-January-2018 |
Genre | Gay / Contemporary / Athletes/Coaches / Romance |
Length | Novel, 210 pages/60272 words |
Heat Level | |
Publication Date | 23-January-2018 |
Can they survive the off-season and keep from striking out?
Baseball player Brett must get rehabilitation for his shoulder if he wants another season in the Major League. He and his partner, Benj, take off to the boonies to stay with physical therapist Ralph, a tough-talking, routine-setting guy, and Jean, Ralph’s Cajun lover, who cooks as well as he loves.
Brett and Ralph butt heads from the beginning. Ralph wants Brett to be more in touch with his feelings; Brett wants Ralph to give him his therapy and leave him alone. Benj and Jean get along far better, with Jean showing Benj around the kitchen and reassuring him when things with Brett get strained.
Before Ralph can even begin to work on Brett’s shoulder, though, Brett faces an even more difficult physical challenge, one that does more than threaten his career. He and Benj have to work through some tough issues, making decisions that will affect the rest of their lives together. Their gradual friendship with Ralph and Jean helps them through the bad times, but even that might not be enough to pull them through.
First Edition published by Torquere Press, June 2009.
Format | ebook and print |
Publisher | Dreamspinner Press |
Length | Novel, 210 pages/60272 words |
Heat Level | |
Publication Date | 23-January-2018 |
Price | $6.99 ebook, $14.99 paperback, $14.99 bundle |
Buy Link | https://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/books/bases-loaded-by-sean-michael-9282-b |
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