Hard Tail
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.72 (618 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1619210576 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Merrow's "Hard Tail" hits a soft spot. Another delightful book." according to Ulysses Dietz. As a consistent fan of Merrow's work, I was so happy to "crack open" "Hard Tail," which I heard about from my bookgroup friends on AfterElton. Merrow's books are always funny, but they are also always well written and truly delve into the emotional core of whatever narrative she is laying out for her readers.In this case, it's Tim Knight, whose carefully planned, conservatively decorated life in suburban London is falling down around his ears. He's lost his job, his wife has announced that she's leaving him for his best friend, and all he can feel isrelief. Then a distressed phone . A funny, enjoyable read. Shirley Quinones Great characters and storyline. I enjoyed Tim's voice - he was funny, sarcastic, but with a great heart. Matt was adorable and my heart went to him immediately. I liked that they didn't get together right away and that after all his doubt Tim went ahead and came out mainly because he didn't want to hide his relationship with Matt.The interactions between Tim and Matt were entertaining and helped me believe their relationship would be great once it started. I would have liked to know more about what Matt was thinking and feeling, but I do understand this was Tim's story so I overloo. Elisa said "2012 Rainbow Awards Honorable Mention" according to Elisa. I really enjoyed reading this one so much. The setting was beautiful, and I am so in love with the characters especially Tim *he was written wonderfully*. I only had one small problem, and it was the ending. It felt very rushed, and I wanted more of a solution when it came to the abuse of Matt. Overall, really liked it and it made laugh.As always, Merrow's voice sparkles here as she captures life in a small village and a hero in transition. The love story unfolds organically, and I liked that she didn't rush things for the heroes. When they finally arrive, the love scenes are smoki. 01"2012 Rainbow Awards Honorable Mention" according to Elisa. I really enjoyed reading this one so much. The setting was beautiful, and I am so in love with the characters especially Tim *he was written wonderfully*. I only had one small problem, and it was the ending. It felt very rushed, and I wanted more of a solution when it came to the abuse of Matt. Overall, really liked it and it made laugh.As always, Merrow's voice sparkles here as she captures life in a small village and a hero in transition. The love story unfolds organically, and I liked that she didn't rush things for the heroes. When they finally arrive, the love scenes are smoki. Rainbow Awards Honorable Mention. I really enjoyed reading this one so much. The setting was beautiful, and I am so in love with the characters especially Tim *he was written wonderfully*. I only had one small problem, and it was the ending. It felt very rushed, and I wanted more of a solution when it came to the abuse of Matt. Overall, really liked it and it made laugh.As always, Merrow's voice sparkles here as she captures life in a small village and a hero in transition. The love story unfolds organically, and I liked that she didn't rush things for the heroes. When they finally arrive, the love scenes are smoki
“A delightful and absorbing read … I think it’ll be a big hit with romance fans.”
Until now. Warning: Contains an out-and-proud klutz, a closeted, karate-loving accountant—and a cat who thinks it’s all about him. His marriage: on the rocks. It doesn’t take a lot of arm twisting for Tim Knight to agree to get out of London and take over his injured brother’s mountain bike shop for a while. A few weeks in Southampton is a welcome break from the wreck his life has become, even though he feels like a fish out of water in this brave new world of outdoor sports and unfamiliar technical jargon. The young man who falls—literally—through the door of the shop brings everything into sharp, unexpected focus. Tim is convinced Steve is the cause of the bruises that Matt blows off as part of his risky sport. But rising to the defense of the man he’s beginning to love, means coming to terms with who he is—in public—in a battle not even his black belt prepared him to fight. Watch for a cameo appearance from the Pricks and Pragmatism lovers. Tim barely accepts he’s even in the closet until his attraction to Matt Be