Honeymoon by Emily Glossner Johnson
Publisher: Musa Publishing
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (24 pgs)
Other: M/M, Anal sex
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by FernCan two men drawn together by past and present events find love when and where they least expect it?
Unable to forget a secret of his past, Lee Mullens arrives at the Haver Corners Inn on his wedding day, alone. Guilt-ridden and confused, he retreats to their planned honeymoon location only to meet the attractive Sanders Hamilton.
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Can Lee and Sanders overcome the conflicts in their lives and find their way to each other?
Lee Mullens goes to the Haver Corners Inn alone – not exactly how he planned to spend his honeymoon. At the last moment he’d been honest enough with himself and his ex-fiancee to admit he couldn’t go through with the marriage. Thoughts of the close friendship – and a single night of far more – with his childhood buddy continue to linger in Lee’s mind. When Sandy, the kind, patient co-owner of the Inn befriends Lee the two men find a bond growing deeper.
This is a short story full of life’s complications, convoluted feelings and deep desire. It ends on a wonderful positive note, but isn’t your traditional Happy Ever After. The author did an amazing job of showing us Lee and keeping him realistic. He is vividly drawn and I felt a real kinship with him, drawn to his problems and self-discovery. Sandy, too, is a sympathetic character and I found myself really hoping these two can find happiness together.
Honeymoon is a wonderful short story, a quick read and full of emotion, need and promise.
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